Necesitamos más CEO que hablen claro
Las opiniones sinceras son preferibles a la palabrería pretenciosa que abunda en la industria tecnológica. Leer
Alan Chang, CEO of Fuse Energy, a British technology energy startup valued at $5 billion, recently made a bold statement in an interview with The Sunday Times. The startup's founder and CEO revealed that he decided to create Fuse in 2022 after coming to the conclusion that the British energy industry was filled with mediocre players.
When asked about his personal interests, Chang stated that he does not read books, watch movies, or engage in philanthropy. He also expressed his disdain for charitable organizations, deeming them an inefficient way to invest capital.
However, it was Chang's comment about the British energy industry being dominated by mediocre individuals that left interviewers speechless. He suggested that most people working in the industry would not be personally hired by him due to their perceived lack of competence. Chang's blunt remarks have sparked debates about the impact of modern corporate communication and the tendency of executives to use excessive rhetoric and pretentious statements.
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