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Shaping a world-class corporate culture: Transitioning from chief problem solver to force multiplier

NewsDay Staff ·

Shaping a world-class corporate culture: Transitioning from chief problem solver to force multiplier

HAVE you ever noticed that the busiest leaders in organisations are often the ones everyone depends on?

When every question lands on an executive’s desk, every strategic decision stalls awaiting their approval, and every operational challenge demands their direct intervention, systemic efficiency is compromised.

While this dynamic is frequently misconstrued as a hallmark of exceptional leadership — rooted in genuine team trust — it masks a precarious operational reality.

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