Here’s a piece from fortune.com about Ursula Burns and her 35th year at Xerox. Congrats Ursula! Here’s the article.

And it’s the one thing that hasn’t changed.

MPW Insider is an online community where the biggest names in business and beyond answer timely career and leadership questions. Today’s answer for: What is the biggest leadership lesson you’ve learned in the past year? is written by Ursula Burns, CEO of Xerox.

Trust and listen to your team. It’s not something I just learned, but the past year has made me really appreciate the value of input, guidance, and diversity of thought and perspectives provided by my leadership team.

This year, I celebrated my 35-year anniversary with Xerox. It’s been fun to look back on my early years at the company and reflect on the tremendous change. What hasn’t changed, though, is my need to surround myself with a great, diverse team — people who I can trust to provide me with sound counsel, people who I can really listen to, and honest critics who I can rely on to tell it like it is — even when I may not want to hear it — and challenge me to be a better leader and a better person.

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