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This episode explores how the human decisions and cultural dynamics within seemingly invincible corporations often sow the seeds of their own dramatic decline.
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“This episode explores how the human decisions and cultural dynamics within seemingly invincible corporations often sow the seeds of their own dramatic decline.”
— William D. Cohan, Power Failure
Corporate decline, leadership decisions, organizational culture, power dynamics
If you often wonder why seemingly invincible companies suddenly falter, this will illuminate the subtle human dynamics and leadership blind spots that precede their dramatic decline, and this will help you see what to do next.
William D. Cohan, a former M&A banker turned investigative journalist, brings an insider's understanding and a sharp reporter's eye to the complex human dramas that play out in the highest echelons of corporate power.