Physicians are used to having complete authority when in an operating room, a command-and-control environment that doesn’t allow for deliberation or consensus.
That mentality, however, doesn’t work very well when it comes to entrepreneurship and building startups. “Physicians are terrible at entrepreneurship because they work in a bubble,” says Sudhen Desai, a Houston radiologist. “You need to collaborate and bring in others who have expertises beyond yours.”
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