On a personal level, how do you deal with your own resistance to change?
Replied byDoug McMillon
President & CEO, Walmart Inc. at Walmart
Niche: Retail, Technology, AI
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
I joke that I love change, except when it is about me. That is true for many people. The key is admitting that feeling and still leaning into it. I try to stay a learner, surround myself with people who challenge me, and remember that the alternative to change is falling behind, which is not acceptable for our associates or customers.
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