A woman shows up for a job interview. It’s a management position, but not a high-level one. While she’s waiting, someone drops down in the chair beside her. It’s the legendary head of the company. “Are you here about a job?” he asks. Speechless, the woman nods. The CEO then asks her about the more challenging issues facing the industry. She forces herself to focus and quickly relays some thoughts on the subject. He asks her to elaborate, so she lays out her thinking in detail. When he spots weak points in her argument, she acknowledges them but explains why she’s taking the position anyway. After a bit more spirited back-and-forth, the living legend gets up. “I’ve got to run,” he tells the candidate. “When the human resources people call you in, tell them I’ve just hired you.”