O'Neal was described as a manager who "had never been the kind of C.E.O. who walked the trading floor. By 2006, he was so divorced from his own firm that he failed to appreciate the utter lunacy of Semerci’s desire to clean house.
O'Neal was portrayed as a manager who "had never been the kind of C.E.O. who strolled onto the trading floor. By 2006, he had become so disconnected from his own company that he failed to grasp the complete absurdity of Semerci’s desire to purge the organization.