How Scott McNealy Learned About “Managerial Courage”
Blog post from Redis
Scott McNealy, a Silicon Valley legend, shares his experience on managing a company during crises, crediting mostly trial and error, but also having great mentors such as his father, Roger Penske, Ken Oshman, Jack Welch, Crawford Beveridge, and Bill MacGowan. He emphasizes the importance of managerial courage, treating people right, and creating a positive culture. McNealy reflects on the legacy of making tough choices, highlighting Sun Microsystems' success in changing the industry, spawning many CEOs, and deploying widely used technology without scandals or cheating.
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