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>as a former CEO (up to a team of 20-30) I've not felt lonely or jealous CircleUp is probably 3x as big and C-Level work/responsibility grows exponentially as
by nojito 5y ago
>as a former CEO (up to a team of 20-30) I've not felt lonely or jealous
CircleUp is probably 3x as big and C-Level work/responsibility grows exponentially as headcount increases.
- zemvpferreira 5y agoThat seems unlikely, no? How would Jack Welch ever have been about to cope with 10^19 the work as this dude (or me)? At a certain point it all just ... tops out certainly or we'd have no Presidents. Certainly whoever is the CEO at circleup has had more responsibility than I have ever had, but exponentially more? I think it's much more likely different people feel stress in different ways, and that what we bring to the job influences our experience. Not to paint myself as a stoic in any sense, I can remember spells of not being able to sleep for 3 nights in a row out of terror and axiety. But when that happens you must find mechanisms to keep it from happening again. The pain is transient, not intrinsic.
- kevin_thibedeau 5y agoWelch had an annual workforce decimation.
- cortesoft 5y agoThere is no way work/responsibility grows exponentially as headcount increases. Walmart has 2.2 MILLION employees. I doubt Doug McMillon works exponentially harder than a CEO with 1000 employees.