Frank Slootman
11 statements across 1 episodes · 4 bullish · 4 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Mar 1, 2024 by Alex Lieberman · said 19 times in 1 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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Mar 1, 2024 negative
Modern companies coddle employees and prioritize internal satisfaction scores over customer success
“Performance-centric thinking like this doesn't trend well with prevailing attitudes. Companies have become more fixated on their employees' MPS scores than their customers. They coddle their people. They get caught up in things that have nothing to do with the…”
Mar 1, 2024 negative
Mar 1, 2024 positive
Creating wealth for employees delivers more social justice than DEI hiring initiatives
“Good people don't want to be hired because they fit a demographic. We made a lot of money for our people, and we delivered more social justice this way than we ever could have pursuing other people's ideas of that.”
Mar 1, 2024 positive
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Mar 1, 2024 negative
B players destroy companies because their mediocrity is tolerated, unlike C players
“Organizations are not getting killed by their C players. Everybody knows who they are, and performance eventually is addressed. The people who kill organizations are your B players. It's the scourge of the enterprise, because there are many, and they are gener…”
Mar 1, 2024
Mar 1, 2024 positive
Mar 1, 2024 negative
Most leaders fail to demand urgency by prioritizing popularity over performance
“I think the reason that most leaders do not quote unquote amp it up is either because they settle into and get comfortable with a lower than exceptional standard that just becomes the norm for them, so they don't spot what exceptional performance looks like, o…”
Mar 1, 2024 positive
ServiceNow reached $1B in revenue having raised only $6.5M in external funding
“ServiceNow was also bootstrapped with no more than 6.5 million dollars in external funding. Only the second cloud software company after Salesforce to hit a billion dollars in revenues, ServiceNow reached two billion dollars in revenue just two years later.”