Marc Benioff: Oracle Co-CEOs Will Bend to Larry Ellison

The transcript discusses Oracle's leadership structure, emphasizing that there has always been one CEO. It explores the roles of Mark Hardin and Safra Catz as Co-CEOs and highlights Larry Ellison's significant influence on the company's direction, suggesting that any CEO must align with his vision.

What is the main point about Oracle's leadership structure mentioned in the first section?

• Oracle frequently changes its CEO.

• Oracle has always had a single CEO.

• Oracle has multiple CEOs.

• Oracle has no CEO.

How is the performance of Mark Hardin and Safra Catz as Co-CEOs described?

• They have been successful over the past two years.

• They have been controversial figures.

• They have struggled in their roles.

• They are new to their positions.

What is the general sentiment about the future performance of the Co-CEOs?

• There is doubt about their future performance.

• There is optimism about their continued success.

• There is no opinion on their future performance.

• There is a belief they will be replaced soon.

What is suggested about Larry Ellison's role at Oracle?

• He is planning to retire soon.

• He is a significant influence and his desires are prioritized.

• He has little influence over the company.

• He is a minor shareholder.

What is the implication for any CEO at Oracle regarding Larry Ellison?

• They can ignore his opinions.

• They must align with his desires.

• They have complete autonomy.

• They are expected to challenge him.