JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Says This One Trait Is a Bad Leader’s Biggest Downfall
Dimon says insecure leaders seek flattery and polished reports, and he argues humility and direct criticism help executives avoid failure.
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Jamie Dimon shared the one characteristic he says sinks CEOs
Jamie Dimon, who has run JPMorgan Chase since 2006, says the best leaders are "not embarrassed by not knowing."Bloomberg/Getty ImagesJamie Dimon warned on a podcast that insecurity, not arrogance, is a leader's biggest enemy.He says he leaves every board meeting so the board can meet without him.Humility is a characteristic he looks for when promoting people.Jamie Dimon has watched executives rise and fall for decades. The trait that sinks them,…
Jamie Dimon warned on the podcast that a leader's greatest enemy isn't arrogance, but a lack of confidence. He said he skips every board meeting so the board can meet without him. Humility is one of the qualities he looks for when promoting employees.
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