I'm surprised there aren't more comments on here, but I guess that's typical when its a good news story?
I work in what I can only describe as a hostile EDI-driven environment, and I'm very very relieved to hear the stories of these leaders.
Over my working life, I have worked for various private and public companies, a non-profit and now a local government, I can say with absolute certainty that private sector jobs are ideal.
Non-profits throw away their values to qualify for grants (something I can only really describe as like watching a good organization contract cancer), and government's are extremely vulnerable to activist driven middle managers.
We need strong private sector leaders who are brave enough to just do good work and stop pandering to the left.
I'm surprised there aren't more comments on here, but I guess that's typical when its a good news story?
I work in what I can only describe as a hostile EDI-driven environment, and I'm very very relieved to hear the stories of these leaders.
Over my working life, I have worked for various private and public companies, a non-profit and now a local government, I can say with absolute certainty that private sector jobs are ideal.
Non-profits throw away their values to qualify for grants (something I can only really describe as like watching a good organization contract cancer), and government's are extremely vulnerable to activist driven middle managers.
We need strong private sector leaders who are brave enough to just do good work and stop pandering to the left.