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David Ronca: “Apparently the most critical engineer. Oh, if we lose him, we’re toast. The guy’s cubicle was so full of junk, the walls were bulging out. He was like a pack rat. And he wouldn’t engage with anybody. And he would work all night and fix problems. He was always the hero. And the managers, they had no understanding of what he did or whatever, but all they knew is, if he quits, we’re in trouble. Well, he quit, right? And guess what? The company didn’t die, right? Once he was out of the way, he went do something else. Everybody else moved in. They actually had other people understand. Just nobody could work with this guy. And he established himself as the center of gravity for this one big area of our system. I think it was.” For the full conversation, you can search David Ronca on my YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts (link in bio)