Should leaders lead by example or merely declare their virtue?
Initiative Matters: Less talk, more action needed.
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To misquote from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, “Methinks today too many business leaders and politicians doth protest too much.”
Less lip service to virtue and more meaningful action might be a fine thing. Or, at least, the risk of having to act in accordance with professed virtues might temper
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Bryce Wilkinson
Sat, 16 Nov 2019
Sat, 16 Nov 2019
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Should leaders lead by example or merely declare their virtue?
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