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Why leaders shouldn’t have to apologize for private remarks

Publicado por Fast Company · Estados Unidos hace 4 h

If you’re in a public-facing role, you are likely to get caught up in some kind of “hot mic” event in which an offhand remark said in private gets aired publicly. (Indeed, this…

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Why leaders shouldn’t have to apologize for private remarks

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