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by SantiagoRuberto
818 days ago
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<<time you spent reading books is time not spent validating & building & selling your ideas.>> Drew Houston said:
“Your job as CEO changes every six months, every year, every couple of years. Just nobody tells you that… Nobody is born a CEO. You learn it. And the challenge is you just don’t know what your blind spots are. The chessboard is a lot bigger than just building a good product.” As CEO, everything from strategy to building and managing a team is your responsibility. When asked how he scaled from coding the first version of Dropbox himself to managing an organization with thousands of employees, Drew responds: “Reading was probably the single most valuable thing that I did.” Here is the full clip:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12ZAGFtDX8FLUtyFO_AP8UtlCcSA... |
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Also it is a very general and banal point - obviously reading is a good thing. You don't have to become a CEO to realize that :)