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Jamie Dimon said insecurity can ruin CEOs. Here's how to spot a fragile ego hiding behind confidence.
Jamie Dimon warned that insecurity in CEOs can harm their careers through behaviors like micromanaging and rejecting dissent. Executive coaches suggest replacing defensive habits with curiosity and trust to address fragile egos. Insecure leaders may struggle to accept criticism or acknowledge uncertainty, weakening team dynamics and business operations.
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