You may be asking yourself
Why Did Cyrano Analyze the Tweets of Tech Executives?
With a few tweets, Cyrano profiled 50 Tech Executives. The analysis tells us how to communicate with each of them more effectively -- and how to influence them.
Cyrano.ai is Your Influential Superpower
No matter what a person is talking about, they are telling you about themselves.
Cyrano analyzed these executives' public statements on Twitter. We could have analyzed celebrities, athletes, or anyone you choose, but we analyzed decision-makers. Cyrano shows how people prioritize information and make important decisions.
A person’s strengths will usually determine what filters they use to make decisions, and over time patterns emerge. When people Tweet, they share their stream of consciousness across a wide variety of topics, resulting in a more well rounded dataset.
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Profiles are one thing. Strategy is what counts.
Cyrano’s natural language generation system provides 50,000 different insights and pieces of advice that help you create the most influential pitch, presentation, or question.
Take a look at Cyrano's AI generated advice to see how to influence these industry leaders
Meg Whitman
Former CEO, HP and eBay
Marc Cuban
Owner, Dallas Mavericks and Entrepreneur
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- Akio Toyoda, Toyota North America
- Alan Schnitzer, The Travelers Companies, Inc.
- Amy Fuller, Accenture
- Angela Ahrendts, Apple
- Arianna Huffington, AOL Huffington Post Media Group
- Bill Gates, Microsoft
- Brad Smith, Microsoft
- Brent Saunders, Allergan
- Brian Halligan, Hubspot
- Chris Capossela, Microsoft
- David Baiada, BAYADA Home Health Care
- EV Williams, Medium,Twitter
- Elon Musk, Tesla
- Eric Schmidt, Google
- Hans E. Vestberg, Verizon Communications
- Jack Salzwedel, American Family Insurance
- Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn
- Jeffrey Immelt, General Electric
- Jennifer Sey, Alphabet
- Jim Whitehurst, IBM
- John Legere, T Mobile
- Kai-Fu Lee, Innovation Works
- Kristin Lemkau, JP Morgan Chase
- Marc Benioff, Salesforce
- Marcelo Claure, Softbank Group
- Mark Hoplamazian, Hyatt Hotel Corporation
- Mark Hurd, Oracle
- Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure
- Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook
- Mary T. Barra, General Motors Corporation
- Meg Whitman, Hewlett-Packard
- Mike Krieger, Instagram
- Milind Pant, Amway
- Mo Katibeh, AT&T
- Naveen Jain, Bluedot
- Penny Pennington, Edward Jones
- Reed Hastings, Netflix
- Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn
- Ronan Dunne, Verizon
- Sam Shank, Hotel Tonight
- Satya Nadella, Microsoft Corporation
- Saul Klein, Index Ventures
- Scott Heiferman, Meetup
- Timothy D. Cook, Apple Inc.
- Walt Bettinger II, Charles Schwab
How do the leaders of multi-billion dollar tech companies make decisions?
Let's measure the decision-making priorities of some of the most influential people on earth and see if any patterns emerge.
Bill Gates, Meg Whitman, and Marc Cuban all fit the stereotypical model of a tech CEO by prioritizing data over instincts. However, it turns out that many industry leaders exhibit a similar combination of trusting their instincts and building strong relationships over the numbers and details commonly associated with high-tech innovation. Even within these constellations of decision-making criteria, every CEO is an individual, and Cyrano appreciates the subtle differences within those sets of priorities.
Making Sense of it
Cyrano analyzes words and phrases in dozens of proprietary categories. For this specific graph, we measure the top 4 decision-making priorities:
- Instinct: likelihood to trust their gut
- Community: desire to build strong relationships and support others
- Data: facts, figures, and details matter most
- Order: following rules and process
We all use all 4 of these decision-making filters in different orders based on the scenario and our personal strengths and values. While no personality is set in stone, patterns emerge about a person over time.
Cyrano analyzes words to understand who people are.
What we say and how we say it tells those around us about who we are.
Cyrano.ai is a patented artificial intelligence system designed to understand a person based on how they talk. Other systems care about sentiment analysis, which is simply determining if a person likes or dislikes something.
Cyrano.ai, on the other hand, recognizes how a person approaches situations, learns, and what they need in order to make important decisions. This means that Cyrano.ai can infer a person's commitment level and motivations before a conversation instead of after it.
What’s more, Cyrano.ai has been proven to predict purchasing behavior with over 95% precision in B2C, and up to 91% in B2B scenarios.
After analyzing almost 200,000 hours of Zoom conversations and many millions of pages of text, Our pre-trained language models can determine how to ethically influence a person.
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