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Are more psychopaths becoming business leaders?
It is a strange thought but there is quite a bit of research emerging suggesting that the psychology of leaders is not just changing but displaying some concerning traits. Before we analyse the lead question, it is worth noting that one of the underlying debates of business change is that culture and people are becoming increasingly secondary to business process and financial results; that there was a greater sense of fun, care and friendship among colleagues in the past than that which exists today.
EP's Friday Light Relief
“Lunch with FT” from 1995The 79 year old poet Gavin Ewart had a liquid lunch at the Café Royal with the FT. The next day Mrs Ewart phones:“There are two things you need to know” she says “firstly Gavin came home yesterday happier than I have seen him in a long time. The second- and you are not to feel bad about this- is that he died this morning.”
When Frankfurt was evacuated, hotels were there to support
The German city defused a massive World War II bomb after evacuating 60,000.
Breakfast Briefing - The latest hospitality news
“I got fed up of going on a plane in the 80s and everyone would get their regulation rubber chicken and whatever with it. “I would say 'where is my lunch?' and they would say 'yours is a special meal', like there is something badly wrong with you and they would bring this thing along. It was usually pretty grim when it got there. The food has got a lot better. Vegetarian Jeremy Corbyn on how much better vegetarian and vegan food has become.