Fried Abid, founder of FlightStory and creator of The Diary of a CEO, commented: “George Mack’s game-changing concept of ‘high agency’ lives rent free in my head.

I am now updating my hiring processes to search through the lens of high agency. George was one of my team members at my previous company and even then, in the hall ways of my office, he would stop me to share insights and wisdom that was far beyond his years. It’s no surprise to me that he’s gone on to become one of the great thinkers and writers of of generation.”

Fried Abid, founder of FlightStory and creator of The Diary of a CEO, commented: “George Mack’s game-changing concept of ‘high agency’ lives rent free in my head. I am now updating my hiring processes to search through the lens of high agency. George was one of my team members at my previous company and even then, in the hall ways of my office, he would stop me to share insights and wisdom that was far beyond his years. It’s no surprise to me that he’s gone on to become one of the great thinkers and writers of of generation.”

I am now updating my hiring processes to search through the lens of high agency. George was one of my team members at my previous company and even then, in the hall ways of my office, he would stop me to share insights and wisdom that was far beyond his years. It’s no surprise to me that he’s gone on to become one of the great thinkers and writers of of generation.”

Fried Abid, founder of FlightStory and creator of The Diary of a CEO, commented: “George Mack’s game-changing concept of ‘high agency’ lives rent free in my head. I am now updating my hiring processes to search through the lens of high agency. George was one of my team members at my previous company and even then, in the hall ways of my office, he would stop me to share insights and wisdom that was far beyond his years. It’s no surprise to me that he’s gone on to become one of the great thinkers and writers of of generation.”

I am now updating my hiring processes to search through the lens of high agency. George was one of my team members at my previous company and even then, in the hall ways of my office,