• Business Insider, Thursday, May 15, 2014 1:05 PM

Jack Dorsey, the CEO of payments startup Square, has published an email that he sent to employees back in 2012. In the email he condemns employees for name dropping his name saying that it diminishes the employee's authority. "We want more passionate debates about bold and crazy ideas rethinking what we’ve taken for granted rather than discussions that end in 'John wants this, this is how we’re supposed to do it,'" Dorsey he wrote in the email. "The former will keep us agile and innovative, the latter will make us irrelevant." He did not explain why he chose to publish this email now.

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