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I think ' a generation older' is really just a proxy to explain the social dynamic of "subordinates are unwilling to question the authority of the CEO"
by bumby 3y ago
I think ' a generation older' is really just a proxy to explain the social dynamic of "subordinates are unwilling to question the authority of the CEO"
- renegade-otter 3y agoSeniority can be only a part of it. A CEO who is extremely wealthy and who is an actual celebrity does not like being told "no" to. It only gets worse with time - as they begin to think they are uniquely brilliant (and funny).
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- outworlder 3y agoThere's a very, very prominent example of that today. Let that sink in.