Masters of Scalemaybe this is what leadership looks like. Right? When you're constantly having to sort of juggle this idea of exposure, social exposure, real life exposure, reputation exposure, and her first thought was about the safety of her people, the safety of her creators.
“She was a remarkable person, and that, for me, was sort of the first thing where I took a step back, and I was like, maybe this is what leadership looks like.”
She was a remarkable person, and that, for me, was sort of the first thing where I took a step back, and I was like, maybe this is what leadership looks like. Right? When you're constantly having to sort of juggle this idea of exposure, social exposure, real life exposure, reputation exposure, and her first thought was about the safety of her people, the safety of her creators. And so I think that, you know, corporate America
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This provides a clear definition of leadership under pressure, using Susan Wojcicki as the example. The framework of different types of 'exposure' (social, real life, reputation) creates a memorable mental model for how leaders should prioritize, making it highly shareable for leadership content.
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