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Databricks CEO credits reduced meetings for company's $190bn growth

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Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi attributes much of the company's success to minimizing meetings, allowing top talent to focus on meaningful work. Under his leadership, Databricks has reached a valuation of $190 billion. Ghodsi holds focused discussions several times a week to identify and address critical business challenges. His stance aligns with a broader corporate trend, with leaders like JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon also criticizing excessive meeting culture. Together, these voices reflect a growing push across industries to improve workplace efficiency.

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