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You are exactly right! However, i would say Satya Nadella is quite different from other American CEOs (whose mantra is "greed is good") in that he comes from a
by rramadass 9mo ago
You are exactly right!
However, i would say Satya Nadella is quite different from other American CEOs (whose mantra is "greed is good") in that he comes from an Indian middle class family whose focus was on education/good-work and also being forced to take care of a son who suffered from cerebral palsy. All of these shaped his worldviews to be more empathetic of the "common man" which is reflected in his style of leadership.
- keeda 9mo agoAgreed on all counts; despite his stilted style of talking, he does come across as much more human than the rest. That said, he's competing in circles dominated by absolute sociopaths. I can't imagine how you could battle with monsters in the abyss and not get Nietzsche'd at least a little bit.
- rramadass 9mo agoHe is balancing it pretty well without losing his fundamental values. As this article itself alludes, in-spite of sinking a large amount of money into OpenAI he is genuinely looking for ways to make it useful rather than just make money.
- kasabali 9mo agoYou are either hopelessly naive or you're being dishonest if you think he's even slightly less sociopathic than any other of 'em.
- rramadass 9mo agoYou are clueless if you think all CEOs are the same.
- FireBeyond 9mo ago> also being forced to take care of a son who suffered from cerebral palsy "forced"?