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Jeff Bezos popularized the phrase "disagree and commit." It appears to be loosely based on the former Intel CEO Andy Grove's approach to company culture.Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Meta's Andrew ...

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Jeff Bezos has famously used the phrase "disagree and commit," which echoes the Intel CEO Andy Grove's work culture philosophy.

told BI that while it could be "very hard" to agree with Grove, the concept of disagreeing and committing "was the essence of how he felt you should comport yourself at Intel." "Disagree and then ...

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