Holmes' hubris led to her downfall from "summary" of Bad Blood by John Carreyrou
Elizabeth Holmes' insistence on pushing forward with her faulty technology in the face of mounting evidence of its failures ultimately served as her undoing. Despite warnings from employees and experts alike, Holmes remained stubbornly convinced of her own vision and refused to acknowledge the flaws in her product. This unwavering confidence in her own abilities, bordering on arrogance, clouded Holmes' judgment and prevented her from seeing the reality of the situation. Holmes' hubris was further exacerbated by her manipulation of those around her, creating a culture of fear and secrecy within Theranos that discouraged dissent and critical thinking. By surrounding herself with loyal followers who were unwilling to challenge her authority, Holmes insulated herself from the truth and shielded herself from the consequences of her actions. This...
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