#9 John Maloney

Tumbler is a microblogging platform and social networking website. The company has grown behind exceptions and behind John Maloney’s abilities to lead it. As some sources put “Maloney's skills as a general manager became less relevant as the company increased in size to 100 employees and brought other department executives into the fold.” The Wall Street journal reported his quitting from Tumbler in May this year.

#8 Bill Nguyen

Bill Nguyen is CEO of Color Labs. He raised a $41 million to launch a photo-sharing mobile app, Color, which no one used and few months later, amid employee turnover – Color re-launched as a video status sharing app and yet nobody used it. So he may get kicked by himself out of his own company.

#7 Marc Cenedella

Marc Cenedella is the chief executive officer of TheLadders, the online job-matching service for career-driven professionals. He thought of running for senate, if he had had run for it he would have saved the embarrassment of once promising startup fizzling out without an IPO and disappointing its investors.

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