Very few people turn that down, and even fewer are capable of running $100B companies. But those who are in the second camp are also probably in the first camp, because being an effective CEO requires the irrational confidence of first believing you are an effective CEO with limited evidence.
It's a little tautological, but the fact that they took it means they probably wouldn't have succeeded.
It's a little tautological, but the fact that they took it means they probably wouldn't have succeeded.