Google’s Chairman Advocates an Iterative Process

Google’s longtime chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt was responsible for building the company’s external partnerships and broader business relationships. He joined Mandalay Entertainment founder and CEO Peter Guber, who co-teaches UCLA Anderson’s annual Leaders on Leadership course, to discuss leading through an iterative process rather than by absolute hierarchy.

[@estebanmuirragui]

truly sounds simpler than it is. I Wonder wether these principles can be applied on other businesses to create revolutionary change. especially those not related to technology.

[@arminkharrazi7012]

Who?

[@arminkharrazi7012]

Huh?

[@aliqazilbash5231]

it isn't a bigie for me, as long as i get some clarity, want some polity support? anyone who does can come and get it.
i am not really looking for any more public acceptance than i already have, i have just consider America as a whole, meaning, as if i were going to visit all 50 states and be able to just slide into each's distinct norms, values and cultural biases....
power fit me like a hand fits a glove.
not my fault 😐 i am serious 24/7

[@aliqazilbash5231]

check it out.. the morons already consider me a threat to their position, they know it will put trump's bid in jeopardy... so they are promoting the alternatives hard

[@aliqazilbash5231]

practically a secondary currency

[@aliqazilbash5231]

the fact that i have such a profound understanding of the electoral college, as to project it into an analogy and derive out the working concept behind each party's strategy...should stand for my competence in organizing political formations

[@aliqazilbash5231]

i am reviewing the lit on policy already