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I suspect it is a salience effect. If everyone can be paid well, that's just a company doing well. There is no tough decision to be made. If a company is perce
by _jal 4y ago
I suspect it is a salience effect. If everyone can be paid well, that's just a company doing well. There is no tough decision to be made.
If a company is perceived as reacting to bad finances and leadership makes a show of taking the hit, that's likely to perceived as good leadership - long term thinking, protecting the team, whatever.
- randomdata 4y agoBut, within that, what's the difference between a company doing well and a company not doing well but leadership reacting to it well? I would say that is good leadership in both cases, but this suggests that consumers show a strong tendency to prefer the latter.