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It feels like tech generally has a CEO vision problem. Andy Jassy + Sudar for example. off the top of my head I can only think of Zuckerburg, and maybe Satya.
by hemloc_io 3y ago
It feels like tech generally has a CEO vision problem.
Andy Jassy + Sudar for example.
off the top of my head I can only think of Zuckerburg, and maybe Satya. (Although Satya is more an exceptional operator than visionary.)
- paxys 3y agoTech started to have a vision problem the moment big money (and people with big money) entered the picture and started calling the shots. Sundar, Jassy, Satya, Tim Cook are all cut from the same cloth. Their job is to appease the shareholders and not much else. Zuckerberg is probably the only founder/majority shareholder still involved in the weeds of running his ~trillion dollar company day to day and executing his vision, and you have to give him kudos for that. He could easily go buy multiple countries instead and live out his life with a lot less stress.
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- hshsbs84848 3y agoIt’s a tale as old as time The kid inherits the company built by the parent
- sokoloff 3y agoJassy was at AWS and in a senior role essentially since its inception. Retail predates Jassy, but I give Jassy a lot more credit than presiding over a company that someone else built.