You are one of three people who started the company in 2007. There aren’t that many founders leading Fortune 500 companies. How do you think the fact that you founded this company shapes how you lead it today?
The people that build companies tend to be more in the details, more decisive, bigger authority, …They tend to take bigger, bolder risks partly because they have the moral authority to. For example, I could—I wouldn’t—but I could change the name of the company because I came up with the name of the company. Somebody who is a professional manager, I don’t think they would ever dare change the name of their company. They would feel like…
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