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Can Curt Schilling Manage Like He Pitches?
This blog post by Seth Goldstein has been getting passed around the Net. He had been at the Red Sox game in which Curt Schilling came within one out of pitching a no-hitter. Seth thought about Schilling's performance, and wrote a post about the lessons CEOs can learn from the way Schilling plays baseball.
Funny thing is, Schilling is, in real life, an actual tech CEO. He founded a company called 38 Studios (Schilling wears number 38) to produce video games. He is a video game junkie, and plans to make the company his post-baseball career.
So it will be fascinating to see if Schilling runs a company the way Goldstein describes.
(Jim Rogash/WireImage.com). □
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