He also has advice on how to bring things back on track.
Bill George, a senior fellow at Harvard Business School, thinks that Mark Zuckerberg has "really lost his way" and is slowly dragging his company Meta to failure. George made these comments while speaking toTrue North: Leading Authentically in Today’s Workplace, Emerging Leader Edition.
Zuckerberg started Facebook as a college sophomore and has led the website into the tech giant worth $450 billion on the market today. Last year, he also led the company's overhaul towards building the supposedly next big thing on the internet, the metaverse. In his book, George categorizes bad bosses into five categories. Unfortunately, according to the author, Zuckerberg falls into three of these categories.The first category is our rationalizer bosses, who find it hard to accept their mistakes or learn from them and place blame on others. To elaborate, George cites Meta'searlier this year. Zuckerberg attributed this to Apple's changes to its privacy policy that severely damaged its advertising revenues.
However, as his company has grown, Zuckerberg has stopped taking the advice, which has found his company in troubled waters over Russian interference in U.S. elections.
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