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Alan Joyce, the king of delusions
The Alan Joyce comeback tour is now in full swing, but even the awesome power of his reality-distortion force field can’t rewrite history.
Alan Joyce has come so far (and earned so much), but learnt so little. David Rowe
The Alan Joyce comeback tour is now in full swing, and I am so here for it. Nobody – I repeat, nobody – wants this man back in public life more than I do.
Joyce says he has so much more to offer Australian companies, and he can go right ahead and list me as his first referee.
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Alan Joyce’s life after Qantas
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Alan Joyce says he never needs to work again – he’s happy to defend his tenure at Qantas and spend the rest of his life ‘under the radar screen’.
Alan Joyce is in a reflective mood. The former Qantas chief executive says his ambition is sated. He is not looking to return to the top of corporate life. He has enough money never to work again. He calls this luck.
“I don’t want to be a CEO again,” he tells The Saturday Paper. “I quite like being out of that environment … not having the stress of being a CEO every day.”
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