- Former CBS CEO Les Moonves, who left the company after new allegations of sexual misconduct emerged this week, had a "reputation for a hair-trigger temper," according to The Wall Street Journal.
- Moonves' former assistant had an office "mood dial" that turned bright red when he was angry as a warning to potential visitors to come back another day.
- His temper made him "most vengeful vindictive man in a vengeful vindictive town," according to a former CBS programming executive.
Ousted CBS CEO Les Moonves' assistant reportedly had an office 'mood dial' that she turned bright red when he was angry as a warning to visitors
Former CBS CEO Les Moonves, who was ousted from the company this week after more allegations of sexual misconduct, reportedly had a bad temper and "mood dial" for his office would turn bright red when he was in a foul mood as a warning to visitors not to disturb him.
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Former CBS CEO Les Moonves left the company this week after six new allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced against him in a second bombshell report from The New Yorker. Six women accused the executive of sexual assault or harassment, adding to the allegations that surfaced in a previous New Yorker story in July, which kickstarted a CBS investigation.
As Moonves' alleged sexual misconduct comes to light, more details about his past and temperament have also been uncovered. According to The Wall Street Journal, Moonves had "
Moonves was also known for holding grudges. For instance, Moonves told former CBS programming executive Andy Hill that he