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CEOs risk losing touch with reality due to escalating perks and accommodations

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CEOs can lose their sense of normalcy and connection to their employees due to the increasing accommodations and special treatment they receive. This phenomenon, observed in workshops for new leaders, shows how perks like private jets and constant staff support can become normalized, distorting a CEO's perception of reality. The demanding nature of the job, including long hours and emotional labor, can lead CEOs to view these accommodations as deserved compensation, further isolating them from the experiences of their workforce. AI

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CEOs risk losing touch with reality due to escalating perks and accommodations

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