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Harvard’s Former Dean Studied CEOs for 30 Years. He Says the Job Hasn’t Really Changed

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Nitin Nohria has studied and taught new CEOs since 1997, and says the context shifts constantly while the role stays the same.

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Harvard’s Former Dean Studied CEOs for 30 Years. He Says the Job Hasn’t Really Changed

Nitin Nohria has studied and taught new CEOs since 1997, and says the context shifts constantly while the role stays the same.

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