business
6 statements across 5 episodes · 2 bullish · 2 bearish · 5 people on the record · first statement Apr 26, 2024 by Suzanne Clark · across every show →
Everything said about business, oldest first
Apr 26, 2024 bullish
Apr 26, 2024 positive
Clark: Business is the sole trusted institution despite bipartisan political attacks
“What I hear from CEOs, I think privately they're getting really tired of the oxymoronic world they live in where the Edelman trust barometer will say business is the only institution that still has any trust. And yet you have politicians in both parties just b…”
Jun 11, 2024 negative
Mackey: Intellectuals have historically disliked business and distrusted its motives
“Intellectuals are the ones that don't like business, and intellectuals have never really liked business. I'm not saying all intellectuals, just as a general rule, as Deidre McCloskey calls it, the clerisy. Has always been skeptical about business, and has alwa…”
Dec 20, 2024
Hasbro CEO: Sports analogies fail because business problems are entirely unstructured
“The thing where the sports analogy in business often falls down is I find in business, the problems usually are really ambiguous and figuring out what the problem is, is actually a big part of the problem. And, you know, in sports, it's very simple. It's like,…”
Jun 5, 2025 negative
Sinek: Businesses wrongly evaluate leaders by immediate outcomes, unlike the military
“Nowhere on the grading sheet does it say if they made it to the other side or not. He goes, we measure the characteristics of good leaders. And he said, we understand that sometimes good leaders suffer a mission failure and sometimes bad leaders enjoy mission …”
Sep 10, 2026
Anagnost: Expanding into distant markets is harder than hopping into adjacencies
“The further something is away from your business, the harder it is for you to get to it over a period of time and build it. Cause usually what you wanna do is do, do hops and hops, but if you take a big leap, sometimes you leap too far and it's really hard to …”