My director is 30 years old. The funny thing is that after all the meetings he likes to talk about success, how he almost ate dirt to have this business and work for himself. The firm is not the most successful and as an economist I can see where we have holes and inefficiencies. In general, successful success is all business, and we are all slackers and lazy people who can't do anything on their own. Okay!
And in reality what? Our director got married successfully, it's his wife's company in fact, and she doesn't want to do business, this business was given to her by her parents, for her all happiness is in children, etc. I have nothing against it - whoever is lucky, earns money that way. But why lie, and tell us how poor and unfortunate he was....
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Interesting story. Transparency and honesty are key in leadership. It's important for a director to inspire by example and acknowledge the contributions of others. Success built on falsehoods is fragile.