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Beneath the humblebragging in both versions (your cut-off for smart is a de facto declaration of “look how smart I am; only Einsteins are worthy of surrounding me, and I understand the things they say!”), there is a basic logical issue: If the smarter people are dumb enough to surround themselves with the likes of you, they are dumber than you, which means they’re smart and you’re dumb. Wait. What?
Don’t Surround Yourself With Smarter People
ribbonfarm.com
Such tactics become dangerous in this era when apps can spread globally in an instant and a rogue AI can destroy people’s lives. Instead, companies need intentionality. They must think through a product’s impact and guide it with a steady hand. Don’t move fast and break things—move appropriately and fix society’s problems. Don’t put out minimum viable products; make sure they are minimum virtuous products.
Intended Consequences
Hemant Taneja and Kevin Maney
It's why the product team was the obvious choice to pave the way for a product go-to-market working session to coordinate the go-to-market teams. John brought together leaders from sales, marketing, product marketing, and business development and told them to come ready with market insights about their part of the business.
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