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" ... But Tiger also has to convince companies that his life won’t come off the tracks again. It was only last May that he was found asleep behind the wheel of his running car with two different sleeping pills, two different painkillers and the chemical ingredient in marijuana in his system. The mug shot and sobriety video were pretty much the low point among the many embarrassments since his private life became public beginning Thanksgiving in 2009. ... "
" ... First of all, because purpose is perhaps the best driver of resilience there is. I know that I wouldn't have gotten over the myriad rejections, embarrassments, cash flow gaps, financial shortfalls, and failed partnerships I've been through if I wasn't working toward something larger than my own professional success or wealth creation. ... "
" ... J.T. Wang’s phased, publicly amiable departure – the opposite of Lanci’s – amounts to putting a name and face on poor performance, a typical response to high-level embarrassments in Taiwan. ... "
" ... The appearance of the CTrO into corporate governance and management is a harbinger of a new business climate driven by a changing internet climate and culture driven more by accountability than previous generations. Data breaches are not mere embarrassments — they are downright costly to the fundamental value of a corporate brand. The currency? Your customers' trust. But so are the decisions a corporation makes. Now companies must continually evaluate their business practices and decisions if they want to grow business and the trust of their customers. Profit and loss alone are no longer the measures of success when ethical business behavior has become the key element to judge the value and trustworthiness of a brand. ... "
" ... Yet rarely are trustees the agent for needed, bold changes. There are two big reasons why. First, they often are clueless about many things happening on campus. They read material provided them by the president, who wants trustees to hear good things and avoid learning about campus weaknesses and embarrassments, since the president’s salary and employment future is enhanced by good news. They are victims of what economists call “asymmetric information.” ... "