Alisa Cohn (Thinkers50 coach) on LinkedIn — 'they go bad because good people make small compromises that compound over time'

Cohn coaches founders at Etsy, Foursquare and Venmo and is on the Thinkers50 list of the top 50 in coaching. She posted on LinkedIn the day the book came out, after Eric sent her a commemorative copy and a matching bar of Tommy's Chocolate.

“When a company goes bad, it's not because they hired bad people. They go bad because good people make small compromises that compound over time. That's one of the key insights that stuck with me from my friend Eric Ries' new book "Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad... and How Great Companies Stay Great."” — Alisa Cohn on LinkedIn