An observation on legacy: I have never once heard a story about Jeff Bezos that made me say "he seems like a nice person."
@aselipsky? Too many times to count.
@ajassy? Seen it myself firsthand.
But never Jeff.
@aselipsky? Too many times to count.
@ajassy? Seen it myself firsthand.
But never Jeff.
You can never get a complete picture from the outside. I get that.
But you can absolutely get glimpses of the real person behind the public persona by talking to the people who've worked with them. Given enough data points, you can tie them together into a reasonable story.
But you can absolutely get glimpses of the real person behind the public persona by talking to the people who've worked with them. Given enough data points, you can tie them together into a reasonable story.
The question is "how do you want to be remembered after you're gone?"
For me, I really hope the answer to that question isn't tied to my job, but instead the people I've encountered along the way.
For me, I really hope the answer to that question isn't tied to my job, but instead the people I've encountered along the way.
We now return to my more typical Twitter fare. Forgive the moment of reflection. 
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