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Jony Ive

05/09/25

@ Stripe

Today, there are corporate agendas driven by money and power, which has changed the underlying sense of purpose in the industry.

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A conversation with Jony Ive

@ Stripe

05/09/25

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Brian Halligan

05/08/19

@ Y Combinator

I've noticed a shift in the personality of CEOs today, with many being more humble and down-to-earth compared to previous generations.

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Oliver Anthony

05/19/25

@ Lex Fridman

The corporate structures in America, which dominate various sectors like food and healthcare, contribute to many societal problems by prioritizing profit over human needs.

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Doug McMillon

04/24/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

We need to be clear on what needs to change and what should stay the same to maintain our company's purpose and values.

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Oliver Anthony

05/19/25

@ Lex Fridman

In today's corporate culture, many people feel pressured to suppress their true selves at work, leading to a robotic existence driven by fear of losing their jobs.

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Mike Duncan

06/14/25

@ Theo Von

The concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few has created a feeling of purposelessness among the populace, which can lead to dangerous ideologies.

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Marc Andreessen

04/29/25

@ a16z

The shift from corporate brands to individual voices reflects a broader change in how people engage with information and authority in today's society.

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Y Combinator Cast

08/18/23

@ Y Combinator

The financial world often operates on status games rather than the truth of product problems and the ability to create, but this is beginning to shift.

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Geoffrey Hinton

04/26/25

@ CBS Mornings

Companies are legally required to maximize profits for shareholders, which often conflicts with societal interests.

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Alexander Karp

03/12/25

@ The 92nd Street Y, New York

An entire generation of executives and entrepreneurs has been robbed of the opportunity to form actual views about the world, leading to a managerial class focused on survival rather than innovation.