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"Grove, still serving as CEO during Intel’s zenith in 1997, didn’t even have an office. He worked out of an 8x9-foot cubicle."
This was never really true. While he had himself assigned a cubical like everyone else, he worked every day in a conference room which he used as his office.
It never made sense that the CEO of a company wouldn't have a regular place to have private conversations, anyway. It was always a ridiculous fiction.
Every author knows the thrill and relief of publishing a new book. I'm excited to finally have my new book on Strategy available at Amazon (different links for Kindle and print-on-demand). Soon, I'll have offset printed, as well.
For everyone who wants to be more strategic.
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"But Google seems more willing to brush aside any ethical concerns about what exactly a photograph is."
Too be fair, anyone trying to photograph "Bladerunner Day" in SF on Sept 9, 2020 had to resort to Photoshop anyway because the iPhone automatically "color-corrected" the view outside.
