
Being a manager is a brutal business.
When results are flowing and confidence is high, there’s no better job in the world. But the moment performances dip, the mood turns fast—and it’s almost always the manager who pays the price.

Being a manager is a brutal business.
When results are flowing and confidence is high, there’s no better job in the world. But the moment performances dip, the mood turns fast—and it’s almost always the manager who pays the price.