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I think that's called a "founder" practicing "move fast and break things".
by Onavo 2y ago
I think that's called a "founder" practicing "move fast and break things".
- shermantanktop 2y agoPeople like that are rendered impotent and ejected quickly from any organization that they don’t have last-word control over. Which explains why some founders love being founders, because power-loving people love power. If you just want to work at a startup, great, but if you want to work on a mission for more than a couple of years, that doesn’t work. You have to solve the emergence of collective self-interest, and just yelling “I am founder” will not help when most people hear that as the rantings of a disconnected CEO.