What went wrong?

>>1722074
Google

>>1722074
Radical feminists were given authority

>>1722074
women

Mousy, wishy-washy female with no vision.

>>1722074
Every time a woman CEO or politician fails colossally it brings the public zeitgeist one step closer to wanting women out of positions of power, so technically Mayer has helped saved civilization by failing so hard.

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While we're at it - what went wrong with her face?

She looks like a fucking wreck for a 41 year old - she was well hot a few years ago too

>>1722074
A women given any thing resemblence of authority is actually wrong and shouldnt be allowed in any healthy society let alone corporation

>>1722074
Bing.

They couldn't compete. And neither will Google.

Watch this space.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3827244/Ex-Yahoo-employee-sues-Marisa-Mayer-claiming-led-illegal-purge-male-employees.html

Also the more womyn bullshit probably didn't help

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>>1722291
Yahoo and bing are in direct competition with each other atm in terms of search volume.
Google monopolizes over %70 of all web search traffic.
The only search engines that are increasing in popularity are the ones that allow for anonymous searches/ non-tracked searches such as DuckDuckGo.

Marissa was a very poor choice, but look at what Yahoo has done over the past 20 years and you can sum it up with "everything"

>>1722145
>>1722142
>>1722154
nah, yahoo was already in deep shit way before she arrived. I remember betting each other on /g/ how long will she last as a CEO there when first hired.