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Tony Hsieh, chief executive of Zappos, spoke at a recent y-combinator event (two great organizations we have mentioned before).
Facebook and Zappos’s Different Views on Worker Retention
“For your employees, if you can inspire them through your vision, that’s not just about profits or being number one in the market,” Hsieh said. “I like to say the best businesses are the ones that figure out how to combine profits, passion and purpose and the vision and culture to do that.”
Great stuff. I must admit I would not find spending $700 million on an internet shoe and apparel retailer was a great idea for Amazon if it were not Zappos. I am happy to own a small portion of Zappos with such inspired leadership. The contrast in the respect for people Hsieh shows and so many other unethical CEO’s is amazing and inspiring. We need more such leadership examples to follow.
Related: Paying New Employees to Quit – Zappos and Amazon Sitting in a Tree… – People are Our Most Important Asset – Building a Great Workforce
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November 7th, 2009 at 3:33 am
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November 21st, 2009 at 5:04 pm
A few months ago there was a big article in the Inc magazine about Zappos and the way that company is run should be a model for all CEO’s out there.