McKinsey's Asia Chairman: Great Leaders Manage Contradictions
McKinsey Asia chairman Gautam Kumra says Asia's founder-CEOs win by managing contradictions — thinking in decades while obsessing over today's numbers — not by risk-taking bravado.
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McKinsey Asia chairman Gautam Kumra says Asia's founder-CEOs win by managing contradictions — thinking in decades while obsessing over today's numbers — not by risk-taking bravado.
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