John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile | The Brave Ones

The Brave Ones – In collaboration with Credit Suisse: T-Mobile CEO John Legere is taking the tech world by storm. But he doesn’t just want to change the rules, he wants a whole new game.

[jgarciajr]

This man improved T-Mobile so much it's crazy. A CEO who cares about the customers and not just money. Mad respect for this man.

[stephensmith]

I am truly inspired by John Legere. This man is everything that I can aspire to be. As I get to know him better, I have nothing but true admiration for what he is doing. Absolutely, the most dynamic CEO I have ever seen in my life.

[bigwolfe]

One of - if not the greatest CEO's of our time. Truly an idol to me. Thank you for everything John.

[dreeze]

I keep reporting back to this video as a daily reference and reminder to stay focused and remain down to Earth! John Legere is extremely amazing coming from an upper management standpoint. John you da man!! #TMobile4lyfe

[doubletaptowake]

Hey John, glad to see the shirt we gave you when you visited Manila! I was the one in charge of purchasing that pink shirt 😁

[headsuphockeypodcast]

I love the rebellious and anti-establishment mindset of John Legere. He is that let’s take care of the consumer and work with the employees type CEO.

[Atasi]

John Legere is one ahhhmazing CEO... His dynamic leadership builds the drive in building T Mobile straight to number one in 5 years I absolutely believe this will be accomplished...

[nelfar]

After 10yrs with TMO, I've seen this company do a 360. 99.9% enjoy working there, sure some folks have issues. I can't say enough good things about TMO.

[daveminister]

My Dad was overpaying and he returned the money and gave us a free iphone 7 god bless this man...

[tomaslajara]

I’m currently attending UMass Amherst, not as an accounting major but a Biochemisty and Molecular Biology Major, I also have TMobile, amazing service everywhere I go!

[SaintShane]

This is a story that has begging to be told, and the probably the best comeback story in modern business history. T-Mobile is a contemporary slant on the Horatio Alger motif. John is a breath of fresh air in a world where CEO's are scared to stand out.

[fosterfuchs]

I switched to T-Mobile after being a Verizon customer for 18 years. I've never looked back since. I now realize he's personally responsible for me doing so. T-Mobile wouldn't be the company it is today without him, which compelled me to switch.

[FlorencePS]

OMG! John Legere's fearlessness is so refreshing. Haven't had a chance to check him out as far as what companies he's collaborating with, but loving the energy, something I need myself right about now. Like "they" say, getting older ain't for sissies!"
I love that he "thinks outside the box" a trait that, as of this very minute, is going to be my motto. People are looking for a David and Goliath scenario w/these phone providers, cable TV (which is so going by the wayside as we speak) & other companies that are thinking "in the box."
My hubby & I are one of the first love stories online before there even was an online. Back in '84 we met over CompuServe (for you younguns, the precursor to AOL, and so-on and so-forth...) @ 300 baud, no less, and although it's been a bit rocky since my stroke these days--that isn't too bad for a couple who have been together THAT long.
Good for you Mr. Legere! Continued success and showing the naysayers that there is more than one way to do business. I'll be checking T-Mobile out!

[brendaproffitt]

Totally awesome and amazing guy wow ..excellent job..Thank you so much for everything that you do...

[summersunshine]

Unapologetically REAL, GENUINE & SINCERE!!! love it!!! #magentaBEAST!!!

[frenchyalicea]

John Legere inspires me to be a more open business owner and friendlier face of my business with my customers. It actually does brighten the day up and makes all of our day better!

[esembee_hall]

This is awesome. I will be going to start my job in T-mobile this coming Oct 2. I am from a third world country and I am hoping to be with the company as long as I can. This is so inspiring.

[v.dargain]

John Legere is so energetic, I am glad he has his own cookbook .
He reminds me of the way chef "Tell" used to be back in the day . . . "I see you" . Now you're cooking, John .

[nikandra]

blackberry needed a Jonh Legere when they started to go down. maybe it would be here still. a CEO can make a difference

[sandrost]

I wish t-mobile still sponsored a cycling team. Telekom/T-Mobile teams from the 90s and 2000s were awesome to watch.