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illustrations by David Foster
The fuse is lit. Something happened on your conference call—and we know what comes next. It'll be another tantrum, with the usual cursing, stomping, and huffing and puffing. Sure, you quickly snap back to normal, but we still walk on egg shells. We don't know when to approach you, knowing another outburst awaits the wrong question. Passion is critical in leadership, but keep it controlled, or you'll lose our respect.