Reading Bill Walsh's The Score Takes Care of Itself and this one stood out, because it reminded me of Musk saying the opposite.
(Not saying either side is right/wrong, I can see arguments for both) https://t.co/IYyK11cp6k
Reading Bill Walsh's The Score Takes Care of Itself and this one stood out, because it reminded me of Musk saying the opposite. (Not saying either side is right/wrong, I can see arguments for both) https://t.co/IYyK11cp6k
He accomplished this in three ways: (1) he had a tremendous knowledge of all aspects of the game and a visionary approach to offense; (2) he brought in a great staff and coaches who knew how to coach, how to complement his own teaching of what we needed to know to rise to his standard of performance; and (3) he taught us to hate mistakes.
Bill Walsh, Steve Jamison, Craig Walsh • The Score Takes Care of Itself: My Philosophy of Leadership
Andrej Karpathy explains what makes Elon Musk unique
“I don’t think people appreciate how unique [Elon’s style] is. You read about it, but you don’t understand it—it’s hard to describe.”
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Startup Archivex.comAt Apple, as at Google, a boss’s ability to achieve results had a lot more to do with listening and seeking to understand than it did with telling people what to do; more to do with debating than directing; more to do with pushing people to decide than with being the decider; more to do with persuading than with giving orders; more to do with
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