In 1978, Sissela Bok wrote a book, Lying: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life (Pantheon, NY). Since Bok’s book, the American people have had to endure regular news of scandals in business and government, all based on misconduct covered over by lies. Many Americans are so accustomed to lying leaders, they are cynical. Lying […]
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America’s current economic crises are not merely economic in impact. They are creating stress, anxiety, emotional trauma, even mental disorders, for CEOs and the personnel in their organizations. CEOs need to recognize this in themselves, their families, and their workplace families, in order to begin an appropriate response: to increase production, efficiency, teamwork, and general competitiveness.