To be a great leader, rethink your default behaviors | by Deirdre Cerminaro | IDEO Stories | Medium
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Lessons learned from my year working with IDEO’s CEO Tim Brown
To be a great leader, rethink your default behaviors Lessons learned from my year working with IDEO’s CEO Tim Brown Deirdre Cerminaro 7 min read · Mar 13, 2015 -- 4 Listen Share I joined IDEO straight from business school. Some differences were immediately obvious, even a bit cliché. Sharpies, not spreadsheets. Post-Its, not PowerPoints. Blue jeans, not blazers. A more subtle difference between IDEO and the traditional business world revealed itself over time: how leaders lead. I was lucky to spend my first year at IDEO working closely with Tim Brown, our CEO. I consistently found myself surpr
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