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    Why This CEO Fired Himself and Asked His Friend to Take Over

    Matt Bodnar was always good at solving problems. But when he became CEO, he saw his company struggle under his leadership. So he made a drastic change.
    by Jason Feifer Oct 01, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: Courtesy of Matt Bodnar
    Courtesy of Matt Bodnar

    A few years ago, when Matt Bodnar was the of a small technology company, he got lunch with a fellow CEO friend. This friend was frustrated; his company was struggling, and he wanted a . So the two spent 15 minutes or so talking through solutions, and then, to his own surprise, Bodnar said the words that would change his life: “Well,” Bodnar asked his friend,

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