Tech startup culture is not as innovative as founders may think

By Yeonsin Ahn, Professeur assistant, stratégie et politique d'entreprise, HEC Paris Business School

Eric Yuan was not happy at Cisco Systems even though he was making a salary in the high six figures, working as vice president of engineering on the videoconferencing software Cisco WebEx.

“I even did not want to go to the office to work,” Yuan told CNBC Make It in 2019.

Yuan was unhappy with the culture at Cisco, where new ideas were often shut down and change was slow. When he suggested building a new, mobile-friendly video platform from scratch,…

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