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One day the greatest man in the semiconductor industry was asked a question by his wife. Should she invest in a start-up company in
The GMITSI ran the rule over the company and advised: "No".
An independent minded lady, the GMITSI's wife decided to ignore his advice and she went ahead and invested.
The
MORAL: Even Geniuses Can Be Wrong
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Comments (1)
fresher, please tell your girl-firend that I haven't a clue. But my feeling is that Asian execs are less open to outside influences and ideas than western execs who will employ consultants at the drop of a hat.
Posted by David Manners
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April 17, 2009 11:11 AM
Posted on April 17, 2009 11:11