Decisions often drift because there's no forcing function, not because people are indecisive. Without a cadence that demands ...
Great companies don't fail for because they're too proud or lazy. They fail because they're structurally built to optimize the present — and miss the future entirely.
Research shows that executives are tainted when their companies fail. But the average worker leaves unscathed.
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