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Growing Up Wealthy Makes Leaders More Narcissistic

 


LEADERSHIP NEWSLETTER Harvard Business Review

June 22, 2016

Growing Up Wealthy Makes Leaders More Narcissistic

By Sean R. Martin, Stéphane Côté, Col. Todd Woodruff


How Leaders Can Let Go Without Losing Control by Mark Bonchek

Manage through principles, not just processes.


Research: Sleep-Deprived Leaders Are Less Inspiring by Christopher M. Barnes

And sleep-deprived employees are harder to inspire.


The Dangers of Hiring a Nice CEO by Elena L. Botelho, Dina Wang, Kim Powell

Boards prefer executives who are amicable, but that's not what drives results.


How Your Leadership Has to Change as Your Startup Scales by Jeffrey W. Hull

Being a visionary is no longer enough.


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