Technology Boss Expelled from its Manufacture

Travis Kalanick is not the only CEO and founder of the company to resign because of investor pressure. A number of leaders of technology companies from Silicon Valley recorded a similar fate Kalanick.

If Kalanick is deposed on the grounds of wanting a leadership overhaul in Uber's body, this is not the case with the founders of the following technology companies.

1. Steve Jobs - Apple

Who does not know this guy? He founded Apple with Steve Wozniak and made a number of breakthroughs in technology. Her visionary attitude gave birth to a popular Macintosh-branded computer in the marketplace. But it does not necessarily make Jobs free from problems.

In 1985, Jobs quarreled with Apple's then-CEO John Sculley. The action that tried to get rid of Sculley from the directors was caught. Apple's board finally removed Jobs from his post. Not long ago, he withdrew from Apple and founded a company called NeXT Inc.

2. Jack Dorsey - Twitter

Just like Steve Jobs, Jack Dorsey is a technology company pioneer. He founded Twitter in 2006 and became CEO since that year.

Two years later, Dorsey lost the post of CEO of Twitter. He was accused of being undisciplined in his work like leaving work early to do yoga.

3. Jerry Yang - Yahoo

Jerry Yang is one of the founders of Yahoo in 1994 ago. But the new one became CEO in 2007.

The time of his dedication as CEO of Yahoo did not last long, only three years. He was suspended because he could not bring the company to its best performance. Even so he is still sitting in the ranks of Yahoo's directors until 2012.

One of the greatest services Which for Yahoo is to lead the company to invest funds into the internet giant from China, Alibaba.

4. Michael Dell - Dell

Michael Dell is one of the phenomena in the world of technology. He managed to assemble the first personal computer (PC) from his dorm room. Then he founded a company called Dell Computer Coporation in 1984.

Dell brings its company rapidly and consistently to become one of the largest PC manufacturers in the world today.

The CEO role that Dell held since his company stood to end in 2004 to give an opportunity to his colleagues.

Given the above story, those who were dumped as CEOs eventually returned to the company they founded. For Kalanick's case, he has not fully retired from Uber since he is still believed to be sitting on the board of directors of the company.