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>> Nvidia has stable management I'd expand this further to say Nvidia has an enthusiastic, highly-charismatic CEO who literally has groupies (e.g., when you se

>> Nvidia has stable management I'd expand this further to say Nvidia has an enthusiastic, highly-charismatic CEO who literally has groupies (e.g., when you see him at conferences.) For a big-time CEO, he is also surprisingly nice and approachable -- I've now interacted with him on three separate occasions. It makes me like him, his company, what he does. I realize that is touchy-feely but I wonder how common this sentiment is.

klelatti 6y ago
I realise I did Nvidia a dis-service as Jen-Hsun and team are obviously much, much more than just 'stable'. Never met him, but seems very impressive and approachable - how many CEOs would give a talk to students sitting on the steps of a university entrance? [1] Just to add though that having groupies is not necessarily a positive for investors! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqiBzmuqPNY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqiBzmuqPNY
- obmelvin 6y ago
  He definitely seems approachable. Someone I knew from school interned at nvidia and supposedly he hosted a party at his house for the interns (possibly just PhD interns) and let people rev one of his fancy cars
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  - sushshshsh 6y ago
    Oracle also threw us a party as new hires at Mark Hurd's "house" (party villa) in Atherton. HR and all of the top dogs were there except for Larry and the Board of course. It was a nice gesture but he had a lot of security combing the house at all times and we weren't allowed to bring our phones even. Definitely a well intentioned gesture but as always in SV corporate world, just becomes weirder by the minute :)
  - dbancajas 6y ago
    was an intern at nvidia. He's very approachable and all interns are invited to his huge ass california house. I saw came out of a meeting and just said hi to him. He's pretty much an engineer just like everyone except he's a CEO and he doesn't have that douchebag vibe like most tech CEOs are.
- aspaceman 6y ago
  Yeah every year he throws a party for the interns. Not a weird sketchy one either, but HR is involved, drinks are limited and that whole thing. He gives me creepy vibes. But every CEO does that, so I’m not sure it’s a bad thing. At least I actually liked him.
- Olumde 6y ago
  As someone trying to start a company of my own, I really enjoyed that talk he gave on the steps, where he talked about how nvidia was born and grew up. Highly motivating. In fact I curate such entrepreneur talks.
  - Sherl 6y ago
    Any playlist do you like to share?
ksec 6y ago
Those are his personalities, but much more important I think is that Jensen is actually a product CEO. A Product person would care about your product beyond it is just selling well. Not something could be said about Intel CEOs. Dr Lisa Su is a product CEO as well. She had a much tougher time with AMD's debt and lack of resources, but still manage to pull things off. And small Fun Fact. Jensen and Dr Lisa Su are actually family relatives.
- klelatti 6y ago
  I think they are both interesting in being both product focused and having a deep understanding of the technology - which is a fairly unusual and a very powerful combination.

klelatti 6y ago

I realise I did Nvidia a dis-service as Jen-Hsun and team are obviously much, much more than just 'stable'. Never met him, but seems very impressive and approachable - how many CEOs would give a talk to students sitting on the steps of a university entrance? [1] Just to add though that having groupies is not necessarily a positive for investors! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqiBzmuqPNY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqiBzmuqPNY

obmelvin 6y ago
He definitely seems approachable. Someone I knew from school interned at nvidia and supposedly he hosted a party at his house for the interns (possibly just PhD interns) and let people rev one of his fancy cars
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- sushshshsh 6y ago
  Oracle also threw us a party as new hires at Mark Hurd's "house" (party villa) in Atherton. HR and all of the top dogs were there except for Larry and the Board of course. It was a nice gesture but he had a lot of security combing the house at all times and we weren't allowed to bring our phones even. Definitely a well intentioned gesture but as always in SV corporate world, just becomes weirder by the minute :)
- dbancajas 6y ago
  was an intern at nvidia. He's very approachable and all interns are invited to his huge ass california house. I saw came out of a meeting and just said hi to him. He's pretty much an engineer just like everyone except he's a CEO and he doesn't have that douchebag vibe like most tech CEOs are.
aspaceman 6y ago
Yeah every year he throws a party for the interns. Not a weird sketchy one either, but HR is involved, drinks are limited and that whole thing. He gives me creepy vibes. But every CEO does that, so I’m not sure it’s a bad thing. At least I actually liked him.
Olumde 6y ago
As someone trying to start a company of my own, I really enjoyed that talk he gave on the steps, where he talked about how nvidia was born and grew up. Highly motivating. In fact I curate such entrepreneur talks.
- Sherl 6y ago
  Any playlist do you like to share?

ksec 6y ago

Those are his personalities, but much more important I think is that Jensen is actually a product CEO. A Product person would care about your product beyond it is just selling well. Not something could be said about Intel CEOs. Dr Lisa Su is a product CEO as well. She had a much tougher time with AMD's debt and lack of resources, but still manage to pull things off. And small Fun Fact. Jensen and Dr Lisa Su are actually family relatives.

klelatti 6y ago
I think they are both interesting in being both product focused and having a deep understanding of the technology - which is a fairly unusual and a very powerful combination.