There’s a saying that goes, “Not my monkey, not my circus.” Basically, it means “that’s not my problem.” For your own peace of mind in your personal life, it might be good to adopt that attitude — if it’s not something you have to worry about, why should you? In business, though, that can’t be how you think — not if you want to succeed long-term or grow your young business into a juggernaut. That’s why from its infancy, Ring has employed the exact opposite approach: everything is everyone’s problem. And when you’re building a company that has a mission to deliver complete home security to all who need and want it, there are an awful lot of problems to solve.
Ring started with a simple video doorbell, but the people behind that product always had a vision that saw past the horizon. The company’s mission was to make the world better, and it has despite numerous missteps and heartbreaks along the way. How? Find out on this episode of Business X factors with Leila Rouhi, the President of Ring.
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