October 2016
Beginner
304 pages
6h 19m
English
We have to hire and fire people based on [our] values.
—Tony Hsieh

In the previous four chapters, we analyzed the first four roles the Chief Emotions Officer must embody and how she uses these roles to generate specific states of mind and emotions. Each role had a series of concrete emotional results that could be perceived or measured, and, often, a role focused on generating one or two specific emotions. Let’s take a brief look back at these:
• Inspiring a vision results in people having the positive emotions that guarantee success, such as a sense ...
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