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Dana White와 Francis Ford Coppola 사례를 통해, 성공은 단순한 재능보다도 어떤 정체성을 받아들이고 무엇을 거절하는지에 달려 있다는 점을 강조한다.\n\n또한 이 영상은 좋은 창업자가 꼭 공격적이거나 성격이 거칠어야 하는 것은 아니며, 오히려 창업자마다 서로 다른 아키타입이 있다는 관점을 제시한다. 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Anytime there's like this new technological change and disruption, there is physical violence and we're seeing this with the attacks for against the data centers and the founders of these AI companies that is unbelievably predictable.","startTime":1212.16,"endTime":1225.2,"durationSeconds":13,"level":"C1","overallScore":8.6,"rationale":"기술변화와 폭력의 패턴을 통찰함."},{"segmentIndex":73,"text":"The industrial revolution obviously huge platform change even like Henry Ford in the assembly line kind of a big platform change massive when those things happened did the profile of the founder CEO change and did the way they ran their companies change cuz we're going through something maybe bigger maybe not but probably bigger now >> what do you mean by the profile change >> I'll give you an example you know Paul Graham talked about this thing as founder mode and manager mode >> manager mode being kind of Jack Welch military sty st style organizational structure very top down founder mode being Brian Chesy who pretty distrustful of conventional wisdom thinner layers of management gets right down to the coalace as much as possible and so those are sort of the two modes I see of CEOs today people are kind of tilting towards founder mode in the Dorsy interview we were talking about a second ago Jack Dorsey is doing I call it Dorsy mode where he gets rid of the org chart.","startTime":1603.6,"endTime":1662.4,"durationSeconds":59,"level":"C1","overallScore":9,"rationale":"조직 운영 모델 변화를 밀도 높게 설명."},{"segmentIndex":93,"text":">> Yeah. 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