Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld explains why he stopped taking advice after turning 35
Hollis Johnson
Around the time Bob Greifeld turned 35 in 1992, he stopped taking advice.
He was hired in '91 as the COO of Automated Securities Clearance, Inc., an executive position that, obviously, implied his skills and judgment were valued and trusted. He soon realized his position as a leader meant that he needed to be confident in himself and not seek out answers from others.
"If I'm being honest, after 35 I thought I had somehow figured it out!" Greifeld told Business Insider in Nasdaq... Читать дальше...