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I’m not sure I agree with your first paragraph, but the second…. That’s pretty good. If you’ve already extracted (milked) a billion dollars or more from the bu
by Kon-Peki 4y ago
I’m not sure I agree with your first paragraph, but the second…. That’s pretty good.
If you’ve already extracted (milked) a billion dollars or more from the business, why do you care if you wake up one morning and your business is the next MySpace? That’s the employee’s problem, not yours. Sell the business to someone who hasn’t yet realized it has turned into MySpace, and move on to the next idea you’ve got. Or retire. Whatever you want.
- nmfisher 4y agoThat seems to be Jack Dorsey to a T. Pretty clear he mentally checked out as Twitter CEO a decade ago. I probably would too.