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The PayPal Exodus

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As a follow up to the news that Jeff Jordan, president of PayPal, plans to leave the company in the fall, Rachel Rosmarin steps back in Forbes.com to look at key employee resignations over the last several years. While mostly balanced, there are a few jabs:

"There's brain drain at PayPal, and it reflects how things are going over there," says Eric Jackson, a former interim vice president of marketing at PayPal who left the company in 2003.
Be sure to see the "Where Are They Now" sidebar for a good overview of the other companies created by PayPal alumni.

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