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  • Photo of Mark CubanSuccess

    Mark Cuban says work-life balance is a luxury ambitious people can’t afford because ‘there’s someone out there working 24/7 to kick your ass’

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  • 007<br /> 2:05-2:20<br /> SUCCESSION SPOTLIGHT: THE SECRET SAUCE THAT LANDED<br /> CHIPOTLE’S COO IN THE CEO SEAT<br /> Nearly 80% of S&amp;P 500 CEOs are promoted from within, most commonly<br /> from the COO post, according to a 2024 study by The Conference Board.Chipotle’s Scott<br /> Boatwright is part of this elite group: He ascended to the<br /> CEO position after seven years as COO, where he steered operations<br /> through transformative tech innovations like the “Autocado” (Chipotle’s<br /> high-tech solution to avocado cutting), built an innovative AI hiring<br /> platform, and fostered the people-first culture that Chipotle has become<br /> known for. In this fireside chat, Boatwright will unpack how the operational<br /> priorities that defined his COO tenure now serve as the foundation of his<br /> CEO strategy, with lots of lessons that every COO can dip into.<br /> Scott Boatwright, Chief Executive Officer, Chipotle<br /> Interviewer: Kristin Stoller, Editorial Director, Fortune; Co-Chair, Fortune<br /> COO Summit<br /> Photograph by Kristy Walker/FortuneSuccess

    The CEOs of Starbucks and Chipotle hit the gym together each morning—they bounce ideas off each other at 5 a.m. between sets

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  • Zoom CEO Eric Yuan gesturesSuccess

    Zoom CEO says work-life balance doesn’t exist: ‘Work is life, life is work’—but there’s one exception

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  • Bret Taylor, co-founder and chief executive officer of Sierra, during a Bloomberg Television interview in San Francisco, California, US, on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2024. Taylor dismissed concerns that his new enterprise AI chatbot startup Sierra could compete with the ChatGPT maker, one day after announcing the launch of the new company. Photographer: Michaela Vatcheva/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesSuccess

    OpenAI chairman reveals the rocket ship mantra from Google’s ex-CEO Eric Schmidt that has inspired his career

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  • Ali Ghodsi, co-founder and chief executive officer of Databricks Inc., speaks during a Bloomberg Technology television interview in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019. Ghodsi discussed the company&#8217;s business model and investment plans. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesSuccess

    Databricks CEO met his founding team during college—he tells Gen Z not to give up on higher education even if employers have

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  • Chipotle CEO Scott Boatwright.Conferences

    Chipotle CEO says they will open a new restaurant almost every 24 hours this year, thanks to AI

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  • Photo of Andy JassySuccess

    Amazon CEO Andy Jassy shares the No. 1 career mistake Gen Z is making in their 20s that’s easily avoidable

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  • Trivago leaders sit on a couch togetherSuccess

    Trivago watched its revenue forecast plummet from $1 billion to nearly zero—so the company tapped a set of former interns to turn it around

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  • Kevin O'Leary gestures while testifying before CongressSuccess

    Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary blasts the 4-day week as the ‘stupidest idea’ because the digital economy means we’re always working

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  • Sam Altman sits on a panelSuccess

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI is ready for entry-level jobs—but unbothered Gen Z have made it their new work friend

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  • Brian Chesky speaks into a microphoneSuccess

    Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says his dad did him ‘a service’ by never complimenting him—it’s a lesson he’s kept while building the $82 billion giant

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  • Jimmy Fallon on the set of The Tonight ShowSuccess

    Jimmy Fallon dropped out of college in his last semester—he says he survived on $7 a day just to get stage time, before making the millions

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  • Business man stands outside looking down at this phone.Success

    Gen Z men studying an MBA will see a 75% salary bump—that’s 25% more than women with the same qualification

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  • ReliaQuest CEO Brian Murphy leaning against a desk, with the company logo above itSuccess

    This CEO went from bagging groceries at Publix to founding a $3.4 billion cyber company—after skipping the Ivy League and teaching himself to code

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  • Former President Barack Obama gesturesSuccess

    Barack Obama says work-life balance isn’t real for successful people

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