Chief Executive magazine recently summarized some reasons why Chief Executives make mistakes. Some of these are well-known to most of us … predetermining the outcome before a thorough deliberation, praying for synergies when they don’t exist, failing to take account of the changing landscape.
You need to solicit honest input, submerge your preconceived notions and make sure you’re being honest with yourself. The full list is a handy road map of the short-sighted choices we make.
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Lary began advising our company when we were going through some difficult challenges, and now, two years later, we are in a completely different and significantly better place. His advice was specific, direct, and not always what we wanted to hear, and that was invaluable. Lary has been quick to cut through to the heart of an issue. His coaching, prodding, and tough questioning helped us to make changes that truly and measurably have helped both our top and bottom lines.
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