Is there a place in business for the narcissist? With Malcolm Gladwell
Gladwell on the revisionist ways of interpreting success.
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Some of the most interesting people – often with the best life lessons – are those who lose more times than they win and still emerge successful.
They know why Malcolm Gladwell is sceptical of the superior individual, or the “Outlier” as he calls them in his 2008 book on success. Too often,
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 20 Oct 2017
Fri, 20 Oct 2017
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Is there a place in business for the narcissist? With Malcolm Gladwell
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