4 Reasons Leaders Should Be Able To Do Any Job At The Company (even The Entry Level Ones)

Ryan Rafols, Fast Company
Sat, 01/12/2019 - 2:00am

Despite the hardships, the great thing about doing the dirty work is that as you grow and scale your teams, you have a fundamental understanding of every aspect of what it takes to run your business–because you’ve done it all. When people think of leaders who carry the illustrious title of CEO, they might envision someone who sits in a plush office all day, looks out of a big window, and has a personal assistant to bring them coffee.

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