When a Company Fails, Blaming the CEO May Be a Mistake
30 April 2026 at 10:00
New research shows company failures are often rooted in culture and systems—not just individual leaders.

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New research shows company failures are often rooted in culture and systems—not just individual leaders.

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Tracking workers to train AI can quickly break trust—and push Gen‑Z employees away.

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A study finds that scripted walk‑arounds may make employees feel monitored rather than supported.

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Typically we think age bias means experienced staff are doubtful about young noobs with their fancy ideas. This has shifted.

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Researchers examined how traits like narcissism and Machiavellianism influence who seeks power—and how they lead.

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A new study suggests AI anxiety is pushing graduates to grab quick footholds, not long‑term entry‑level roles.

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