It’s lonely at the top: Who tells you when you’re wrong?
MANILA, Philippines — A business leader I advised was considering a merger. Even the possibility had to remain closely guarded: if word escaped and share prices rose, the deal could collapse. He needed somewhere to think aloud about a decision he could scarcely discuss with anyone. That is one meaning of being lonely at the top. […]...Keep on reading: It’s lonely at the top: Who tells you when you’re wrong?
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