Managerial studies suggest that where once pushy innovators had only to win the ear of the CEO or CFO, the new collegial style now means everyone has to get buy-in from the entire C-suite before getting anything done.
There's a danger of too many cooks spoiling the C-suite
Words ooze into and out of the business vocabulary, their coming and going equally unheralded. Any fresh concept – or, rather, any fresh way of presenting a recycled concept – is sure of rapid adoption. ‘At the coalface’ was one of my favorites, used by ‘hands-on’ managers whose knowledge of the black stuff was such that they would probably try to stick a fork in a lump of it were it served to them on a porcelain plate. Then there were the ‘synergies’
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