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• The imperfection of CEO recruiting and inflexible selection criteria
• The importance of choosing a CEO who brings the right temperament and expertise 
• The merits of CEO healer-in-chief
• Good and bad examples of CEO transition
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• The imperfection of CEO recruiting and inflexible selection criteria<br>
• The importance of choosing a CEO who brings the right temperament and expertise <br>
• The merits of CEO healer-in-chief<br>
• Good and bad examples of CEO transition</p>

<p>So come on in. Grab a snack. Welcome!</p>]]>
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<p>In this episode, we rift on:<br><br>
• The imperfection of CEO recruiting and inflexible selection criteria<br>
• The importance of choosing a CEO who brings the right temperament and expertise <br>
• The merits of CEO healer-in-chief<br>
• Good and bad examples of CEO transition</p>

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