https://www.wired.com/story/leadership-crisis-in-silicon-valley-john-hennessy/

John Hennessy is the chairman of Alphabet, the parent company of Google, and the former president of Stanford. He’s also an acclaimed computer scientist and cofounder of MIPS Technologies. He’s just published a fascinating new book, “Leading Matters,” and he agreed to sit for an interview about his experiences.

Nicholas Thompson: In the book you talk about a growing leadership crisis, and you mention some industries that have been faltering. But you don't mention Silicon Valley. Did you leave it out deliberately, or do you think there is a leadership crisis in Silicon Valley?