Brett Harrison Reveals The Reasons He Had To Give Up A Wonderful Experience At FTX US

Key Points:

• Brett Harrison about his experience at the company, saying it’s not the “dream job” many people think.
• He noticed a change in the personality of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, leading to a disagreement between them, and his decision to leave came after months of internal rifts.

Brett Harrison, former president of FTX US, recently spoke out about his reasons for leaving FTX, one of the billion-dollar companies at its most prosperous.

In his latest post on Twitter, he expressed his experiences at FTX and with the former head of the now-defunct exchange Sam Bankman-Fried. Harrison says his first month at FTX US was “wonderful.” The impression of the former FTX US chairman with SBF is “seemed like a sensitive and intellectually curious person who cares about animals, and that endeared him to me.”

After a while, however, Harrison realized that SBF, despite being less involved in the U.S. business. but his decisions often come “without warning.” And then Harrison’s decisions were rejected by the SBF, leading to a rift in their relationship.

The former chairman would like to reiterate that people thought this was a “dream job,” but for him, it was not, given all of the events he went through at FTX US in the months leading up to the relinquishment of his position. his relationship with “Sam Bankman-Fried and his deputies had reached a point of total deterioration, after months of negotiation over management practices at FTX.”

Harrison claimed to have noticed a change in the first SBF and “intransigence when his decisions were questioned, his spitefulness, and the volatility of his temperament.” He also implied that the disagreement between him and the SBF reached a climax when Sam’s allure overpowered them all.

At the end of September last year, the crypto community was quite surprised when Brett Harrison gave up his position at FTX US. Brett Harrison managed the company’s expansion as it held unicorn status and ventured outside of cryptocurrency to include stock and non-fungible token trading after joining the company as president in May 2021.

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