by Reed Hastings
Hastings reveals that Netflix's culture of radical candour and extreme freedom works because it pairs trust with high talent density. Remove rules and controls, and top performers will outperform.
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It draws on Creativity, Inc. and Good to Great.
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Hastings positions Netflix's radical freedom culture as a counterpoint to Catmull's Pixar approach. Both books tackle creative company culture but reach different conclusions about how much structure is needed.
Hastings references Collins's Good to Great.
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