What is your leadership style when the industry has crosswinds and change?
Replied byRobert Kyncl
CEO, Warner Music Group at Warner Music Group
Niche: AI, Creators, Technology, Production, Marketing
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
Doing the true and tried things is boring, and everybody does those. If you are in an industry that is changing, you have to do different things. I want a company that is not afraid to be first, not afraid to be daring, and not afraid to break the mold. That mindset applies to org changes too.
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