Huang Renxun returns to Huida? Internal messages are exposed and employees have something to say under collective pressure

Jen-Hsun Huang. (Bloomberg file photo)

[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] After NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang resigned in a flash, employees seemed unwilling to lose this long-term soul leader of the company. According to internal employee comments and emails sent by employees to the entire company, many employees hope that the board of directors will reconsider Huang's departure. Some even bluntly said that if the board of directors believes in the company's mission, it should invite the "real boss" back.

"Manila Bulletin" (Manila Bulletin) and "The Week" pointed out that Huida has an employee suggestion box internally. Recently, a large number of messages have been poured in asking the board of directors to reconsider Huang Renxun's position, calling on the company to let Huang Renxun return and face up to employees' support for him. Some employees believe that everyone makes mistakes and Huang deserves a "second chance."

Some employees also questioned why Jen-Hsun Huang had to leave before the board of directors completed its investigation into related allegations, believing that the company should not ignore his contributions over the years. One of the messages wrote that if the board of directors really believes in the company's mission, it should bring "The Boss" back.

Another employee sent an email to the entire company, saying bluntly: "I support Jensen, and employees demand transparency in the resignation process..." Others said that if the United States fails the man who helped the United States move toward the future, then the world does not deserve to have Jensen Huang.

After Huang Renxun resigned, Huida is currently acting as chief executive officer, chief financial officer Colette Kress, while the company is looking for a formal successor. However, the board of directors has not yet made a formal decision on whether to reconsider Huang Renxun's return, and Huang Renxun himself has also stepped down.

The report pointed out that more news is expected next week, and the outside world will also pay attention to how Huida will stabilize the company's operations and handle the leadership transition.