Nvidia employees call for Jensen Huang to return: internal petition has received over 1,600 comments
According to WIRED, Moneycontrol reported on November 13 that several Nvidia employees are calling for co-founder Jensen Huang, who has stepped down, to return as CEO. A senior engineer posted in the company’s internal suggestion box, urging the board to seek employees’ opinions. The post has attracted more than 1,600 comments.
One employee wrote: “If you believe in this mission, bring the boss back.” Another said: “We all make mistakes. Jensen Huang has done a lot of good, and he deserves a second chance.” An employee also emailed the entire company, saying “I support Jensen Huang” and calling for greater transparency around the personnel change.
Jensen Huang co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and led the company for 33 years. On November 12, he announced that he was stepping down as president, CEO, and director. CFO Colette Kress is now serving as interim CEO. Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to the discussion on X with the words “True words,” while U.S. President Donald Trump called Huang a “legend.”
According to WIRED, Moneycontrol reported on November 13 that several Nvidia employees are calling for co-founder Jensen Huang, who has stepped down, to return as CEO. A senior engineer posted in the company’s internal suggestion box, urging the board to seek employees’ opinions. The post has attracted more than 1,600 comments.
One employee wrote: “If you believe in this mission, bring the boss back.” Another said: “We all make mistakes. Jensen Huang has done a lot of good, and he deserves a second chance.” An employee also emailed the entire company, saying “I support Jensen Huang” and calling for greater transparency around the personnel change.
Jensen Huang co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and led the company for 33 years. On November 12, he announced that he was stepping down as president, CEO, and director. CFO Colette Kress is now serving as interim CEO. Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to the discussion on X with the words “True words,” while U.S. President Donald Trump called Huang a “legend.”
