Mike Gao
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But the thing that’s really hard about dating is that it tends to bring out all your attachment issues, problems you’ve inherited from your parents, primal fear of rejection, etc so it’s really, really hard (basically impossible) to fake being different than you are.
the agony of eros: dating - by Ava - bookbear expressLeadership is the art of getting people to want to do what you know must be done.
Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook! | by Philip Su | MediumYou can control outcomes with three types of approaches: a) People Control, where you decide who to hire, who to fire, and who to put in what positions; b) Action Control, where you tell people what to do; and c) Results Control, where you define the metrics of success. Know when to use which.
Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook! | by Philip Su | MediumFollow great people. Work for great people.
Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook! | by Philip Su | MediumPractice articulating positions you disagree with faithfully and persuasively. Unless you can do this, you’re implicitly assuming that people who disagree with you are idiots. Smart people understand why smart people disagree.
Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook! | by Philip Su | MediumIf you only ever implement feedback that you agree with, you probably don’t need the feedback in the first place.
Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook! | by Philip Su | MediumWhat’s your final level at Microsoft? Please don’t say CEO or Technical Fellow — I can almost guarantee you it’s not. A realistic appraisal helps you aim for the right things, and is also essential to happiness.
Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook! | by Philip Su | MediumListen to understand. Speak to be understood.
Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook! | by Philip Su | Mediumit seems to me that solitude is the very essence of leadership. The position of the leader is ultimately an intensely solitary, even intensely lonely one. However many people you may consult, you are the one who has to make the hard decisions. And at such moments, all you really have is yourself.
The American Scholar: Solitude and LeadershipBe careful not to discover a career before you’ve discovered yourself.
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