Mangaluzzo: Founders Must Overcome Narcissism to Delegate Non-Essential Work
Anthony Mongeluzzo · Someone Moved the Net Every Time He Scored · Nov 16, 2022 · at 31:23
Anthony Mangaluzzo, founder and CEO of IT firm PCS, discusses his leadership evolution and learning to step back from internal company tasks like accounting.
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“Part of being able to let that go is an evolutionary process, because then you could worry, worry about getting good at other things, you know, getting good at process, getting good at business development. And that's gonna be different for everyone. You know, it's finding your superpower. And but you know, a superpower is definitely delegating tasks that you just don't need to do.”
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