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Eric Schmidt on the Leadership Playbook of Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell
05:14 - 16:12 (10:57)
Tim Ferriss interviews Eric Schmidt, technical advisor and board member to Alphabet Inc, on a range of topics including his career at Google, mentorship, and the leadership playbook of Silicon Valley legend Bill Campbell, who he co-authored a book about with Jonathan Rosenberg and Alan Eagle.
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Tim Ferriss interviews Eric Schmidt, the technical advisor and former CEO of Google, about his latest book "Trillion Dollar Coach" which he co-authored.
05:14 - 08:12 (02:57)
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Tim Ferriss interviews Eric Schmidt, the technical advisor and former CEO of Google, about his latest book "Trillion Dollar Coach" which he co-authored. They discuss the leadership and mentorship of Silicon Valley legend Bill Campbell, who coached many of the biggest names in the tech industry for free, and how his teachings can be applied in business and beyond.
ChapterEric Schmidt on the Leadership Playbook of Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell
Episode#367: Eric Schmidt — Lessons from a Trillion-Dollar Coach
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, talks about his educational background, how he initially applied for architecture but ended up studying electrical engineering, and how it influenced his interests in building and analyzing structures.
08:12 - 10:12 (02:00)
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Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, talks about his educational background, how he initially applied for architecture but ended up studying electrical engineering, and how it influenced his interests in building and analyzing structures.
ChapterEric Schmidt on the Leadership Playbook of Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell
Episode#367: Eric Schmidt — Lessons from a Trillion-Dollar Coach
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Vinod Khosla discusses how predecessor technology influenced the current technology we use today, and how his logical thinking and ability to explain things clearly contribute to his success in the field.
10:12 - 16:12 (05:59)
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Vinod Khosla discusses how predecessor technology influenced the current technology we use today, and how his logical thinking and ability to explain things clearly contribute to his success in the field.