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No, but it's the same as a CS student taking one class on operating systems, machine learning, android development, etc. You won't be an expert after one or two
by thegoldenchild 10y ago
No, but it's the same as a CS student taking one class on operating systems, machine learning, android development, etc. You won't be an expert after one or two courses, but you develop a foundation level of understanding. As a CEO, you'll be in meetings with accountants, marketers, engineers, recruiters, lawyers, etc. Knowing the common vocabulary helps you avoid wasting unnecessary time asking questions about the core concepts.
- deong 10y agoAnd you're going to be in the position of having people under you frequently disagree with one another, and they're going to try to provide the best argument they can as to why you should pursue their preferred strategy. If you don't know the difference between an capital and an operational expense, you're heavily compromised in your ability to decide who's right.