Nasdaq President and CEO Adena Friedman suggests before getting defensive about another's feedback, understand where they're coming from
“I really like pressure. I use it to drive myself. I always have. Every time I’ve taken a new role, where someone’s taken a leap of faith and said, ‘Let’s put her in this job,’ I say, ‘Well, gosh. If they think I’m ready, then I must be ready. But I darn well better succeed.’”“You can get too wrapped up in a moment or in your career and lose sight and perspective on why we are all here.
“Sometimes, you can learn something that could be informative. It doesn't mean you have to suddenly pivot and go in a different direction. But that input could be informative to how you move forward or how fast you move forward.”“The one thing that I've always wished someone had said earlier in my career is that in being a working mother, you should not feel guilty. I carried a lot of guilt with me early in my time as both a career person and a parent.
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