“Convincing a leader of the value of front-line ideas alone is rarely enough for that person to overcome years of entrenched bad habits and to change his management style.” — Dean M. Schroeder Copy Share Image
“People with power do not regulate their behavior as much. They become egocentric and preoccupied with their own self-interest, which eclipses their awareness of… — Dean M. Schroeder Copy Share
“From reserved parking places to separate bathrooms, the last things managers need are extravagant status symbols that tell them that they are better than… — Dean M. Schroeder Copy Share
“Convincing a leader of the value of front-line ideas alone is rarely enough for that person to overcome years of entrenched bad habits and… — Dean M. Schroeder Copy Share
“People with power listen less carefully, and have difficulty taking into account what others already know.” — Dean M. Schroeder Copy Share
“As managers rise up the hierarchy, a host of situational forces come to bear on them which can easily undermine their respect for the… — Dean M. Schroeder Copy Share
