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Orianna Rosa Royle

Hustling for perfection could be holding women back, a coach to execs at Google and Goldman Sachs warns

Busy Young Smiling Businesswoman With Six Arms Doing Different Type Of Work In Office (Credit: Getty)

Confidence, decisiveness, and strategy prowess are all well-known traits of a successful CEO, but unfortunately, these qualities don't come naturally for every aspiring leader.

To bridge that gap, leaders often enlist the help of an executive coach to help them sharpen those skills and fulfill their potential. For example, Ana Paula Assis, the chair of IBM EMEA credits her coach with molding her into a global leader, after being promoted to lead employees in over 100 countries.

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