Whenever I hear "execution guy" I shudder a bit. There are people who produce a product/service, which I believe is the direction the article is inclined, and

Whenever I hear "execution guy" I shudder a bit. There are people who produce a product/service, which I believe is the direction the article is inclined, and there are people who work hard as in checking blocks on an infinite checklist. Both are "execution guys", but they are not the same thing. The difference is goal orientation. I, personally, find substantially greater value in a person that produces something and is now sitting idle thinking of the next original product to complete opposed to the person who is busy or hard working.