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That explains why after Zuck started calling for return of masculinity to the workplace, the former accused exec immediately sided with him. It's all tit for ta
by whatever1 2y ago
That explains why after Zuck started calling for return of masculinity to the workplace, the former accused exec immediately sided with him. It's all tit for tat.
- coro_1 2y agoThe image makeover is unprecedented for a CEO. Also from that JRE podcast with the masculinity and workplace conversation, he's working the bow and arrow chit chat from that long form interview in a recent podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQZjrVEOpOk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQZjrVEOpOk
- Apocryphon 2y agoBezos?
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- coro_1 2y agoYes their end game appears different. Meta has created a new archetype.
- dmix 2y agoIt's a pretty common narrative for CEOs to get into fitness later in life, especially running. I'd imagine it's pretty hard to be successful at a demanding job after 40+ if you're not in decent physical shape. Easier to go hard in your 20s.
- disgruntledphd2 2y agoHe's been running for at least a decade.
- dmix 2y agoThe full interview is a bit more nuanced, he talked about how they need to keep rising up women in leadership and how they have been very important to FBs success which he wants to keep promoting but he had some concerns they got caught up and went a bit too far in some ways. The context was semi personal as he was being asked about his entry into MMA and how it has shaped his personal life.
- whatever1 2y agoNo it is not. This is PR speak. Here is his exact quote: “I think that having a culture that celebrates the aggression has its merits” He knew what he was talking about.