Tough Things First Leadership Lessons from Silicon Valley's Longest Serving CEO Condition:Very Good But in class

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Tough Things First Leadership Lessons from Silicon Valley's Longest Serving CEO Condition:Very Good But in classSilicon Valley pioneer Ray Zinn, CEO of top microchip company Micrel for 37 years, shows entrepreneurs and executives how to lead and succeed by tackling the Tough Things FirstIn high school, Ray Zinn s track coach told him he was too short to run the hurdles. Ray took this as a challenge and, after months of hard training, became the fastest hurdler on the team. That drive and self discipline is, to Zinn, the essence of the entrepreneurial spirit. It