

How Many People Do CEOs Really Rely On in an Org?
9 snips Jan 17, 2025
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Limited Core Reliance
- CEOs often rely on a very small number of individuals, even in large organizations.
- This core group is essential for problem-solving and driving progress.
Generalists vs. Specialists
- Neil Patel argues that in larger, mature companies, specialized managing directors are more valuable than generalists.
- Eric Siu contends that a few highly capable generalists are more critical, especially in startups.
Protect Key Players
- Identify and protect your most reliable team members.
- These individuals are crucial for your organization's success.