A former GE exec who trained new managers found almost all of them were making the same mistake

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Former GE exec bethcomstock trained new managers, and found almost all of them were making the same mistake

 

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bethcomstock Three top executives left GE. Something needs to change ASAP

bethcomstock Not 'waiting for permission to try something new' in a company like GE is how you build myths in the media. As Chief Marketing and Ccial, the stock went from $36 to $12! (2008-18) when she left. She and Immelt helped shrink the company. At least Jack Welsh's myth was deserved.

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