11. Databricks’ Ali Ghodsi Never Wanted to Be CEO. Now He’s Among the Best Ali Ghodsi never wanted the CEO job. In 2015, Databricks had a wildly successful open source project, $1.5 million in revenue, and a board quietly interviewing other candidates beh 09/17 20:00 ♡
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