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That's impressive, but I can't understand how either of these companies are happy with that situation. It's like trying to argue a polygamist can be fully dedi
by wavephorm 15y ago
That's impressive, but I can't understand how either of these companies are happy with that situation. It's like trying to argue a polygamist can be fully dedicated to both families.
- mwbiz 15y agoAgreed, as a shareholder I'd also prefer to have a well rested CEO dedicated to just one company
- a3camero 15y agoMany employers have agreements prohibiting their employees from having other jobs. Most people can't work two full-time jobs productively.
- rpicard 15y agoHow many hours would they expect him to put in normally?
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- dpcan 15y agoI don't think it would be the hours as much as the mental focus. When I get done working for 8 hours, I'm usually with my family about an hour and a half before I can mentally break away from what I've been doing all day, and some nights my mind will always be on my tasks no matter how hard I try to refocus. Imagine going from 1 high pressure 8 hours job to another with only a 2 block walk between them, maybe lunch. I don't know, it sounds like overload to me.
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- randomdata 15y agoI find it is significantly easier to work two eight hour jobs than it is to work one sixteen hour job. The context switch is refreshing. Unlike Dorsey, I have never attempted to maintain that schedule over the long haul, but over periods of time at least, it is not as difficult as it sounds.
- pbreit 15y agoOr it's like arguing that no one could run Apple and Pixar or SpaceX and Tesla.
- spenrose 15y agoJobs ran Apple. He didn't run Pixar. He had a similar title at Pixar, but his role was completely different.