Firms are resizing, redirecting, conserving cash, and at the same time trying to inspire, lead, and generally hold things together, according to David C. Kuhlman, a principal at Sibson Consulting’s New York office. Kuhlman offers five observations on some of the less conventional things that a good crisis leader does and a bad one doesn’t do:
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Firms are resizing, redirecting, conserving cash, and at the same time trying to inspire, lead, and generally hold things together, according to David C. Kuhlman, a principal at Sibson Consulting's
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