Jack Dorsey and Sheryl Sandberg Set to Testify on Capitol Hill

The transcript discusses the attendance of tech CEOs like Sheryl Sandberg and Jack Dorsey at congressional hearings, while Google opts to send a legal representative, which is criticized. This decision is seen as a mistake, potentially damaging Google's image. The hearings are compared to those faced by banks during the financial crisis, highlighting the challenges tech companies face. The nature of these hearings is often more about grandstanding than gathering useful information, explaining why tech companies might hesitate to send top executives.

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Why might tech companies be reluctant to send their senior figures to testify?