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This one is particularly interesting to me because there have been positive books written about her, and she gives interviews about he management approach where
by kaashif 3y ago
This one is particularly interesting to me because there have been positive books written about her, and she gives interviews about he management approach where she says pretty standard stuff. Why would anyone buy those books or want to interview her given her results? Other than to hear about what not to do I guess.
Is the counterfactual that it would have been worse without her? Seems somewhat dubious.
- antisthenes 3y agoThe counterfactual is that when you're a high profile person, there's always going to be good AND bad stuff written about you simultaneously. And it's almost impossible for an outsider, or even people who don't deal with the CEO directly in their day to day (so VPs and up), to know how much the written article resembles the truth.