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The downfall of Theranos was inevitable from "summary" of Bad Blood by JOHN. CARREYROU

The downfall of Theranos was a slow-motion train wreck that played out over several years. It wasn't a sudden event but rather a gradual unraveling of a company built on deception and lies. From the moment Elizabeth Holmes founded Theranos, the seeds of its destruction were sown. Holmes' relentless drive to become the next Steve Jobs blinded her to the reality of her situation. She believed so fiercely in her vision that she was willing to bend the rules, cut corners, and deceive investors, partners, and employees. Her charisma and charm were powerful tools in her arsenal, allowing her to manipulate those around her into believing in a dream that was built on a foundation of sand. The culture of secrecy and fear that permeated Theranos only served to hasten its demise. Employees were discouraged from speaking out, questioning authority, or raising concerns about the technology they were working on. Those who did speak up were quickly silenced, marginalized, or fired. This atmosphe...
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    Bad Blood

    JOHN. CARREYROU

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