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1. www.reddit.com › r › simplelivingIs it just me or does owning a business or being a ... - Reddit

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   A business owner can't control supply chains, if that's relevant to their business. A business owner can't (entirely) control what personnel work for them or how long they stay. I could go on. My point is this: when things are out of control, but we have to maintain control to be successful, it can easily complicate our lives. The thing is, the ...

2. www.inc.com › jessica-stillman › narcissismNew Study: Wannabe Entrepreneurs Tend to Be Narcissists. Real ...

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   May 27, 2021 · The answer, it turns out, depends on how you define entrepreneur. Leung's team found that those who expressed interest in entrepreneurship but hadn't yet started a business -- what are...

3. www.forbes.com › sites › amymorin7 Things Only Narcissists Do In Business - Forbes

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   Nov 12, 2015 · Here are seven things narcissists do: 1. They make it clear they know everything. “People are so stupid.”. Narcissists don’t hesitate to educate lawyers about the legal system or enlighten ...

4. www.forbes.com › sites › adigaskellHow Narcissists Affect The Culture Of Their Organizations

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   Nov 3, 2020 · The study shows that narcissistic leaders "infect" the culture of their organizations, which results in diminishing levels of things like integrity and collaboration, even after the leader has ...

5. www.gsb.stanford.edu › insights › how-narcissisticHow Narcissistic Leaders Destroy from Within | Stanford ...

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   Apr 30, 2020 · Narcissistic CEOs often involve their firms in costly litigation. In the narcissist’s worldview, other human beings must be either acolytes or enemies. But the gravest danger posed by such leaders is that their malignant influence guides the behavior and expectations of others — and ultimately shapes the culture of the organization or ...

6. link.springer.com › article › 10The Anti-Egoist Perspective in Business Ethics and its Anti ...

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   Jun 8, 2022 · This article identifies the moral premises of contemporary business ethics. After analyzing thirty business ethics texts, the article shows that many business ethicists hold the conventional view that being moral is altruistic. This altruistic perspective logically implies a negative evaluation of self-interest and the profit motive, and business. As a result, the prevailing attitude in mainstream business ethics is that without altruistic restraints businesspeople are inclined to lie, steal ...

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   Are business ethics egoist?

   • Given an egoist framework 4 we submit that most business ethics texts will strike readers as biased against and, at times, even hostile to business and its for-profit essence. 5 Considering our thesis, it is significant that egoist business ethics is not only often overlooked, and dismissed, but also virtually absent in the texts.

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   Does business run on egoism?

   • In business, “the profit motive” refers to the desire to make money by creating valuable goods and services (Peikoff 1993, 390; Kagan 2020 ). The desire to benefit one’s self financially is prima facie a self-interested motive. In this generic sense, one can say that business runs on egoism (Bishop 2008, 666).

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   Are some entrepreneurs egoistic?

   • By the same token, some of the most iconic entrepreneurs have been associated with egoistic tendencies. Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, for example, are two icons whose disruptive personalities made them as innovative as they were difficult to work with.

   1 in 5 business leaders are psychopaths—here's why - CNBC

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   Are business ethics based on rational egoism?

   • Yet, the business ethics literature building on the framework of rational egoism has been mostly disregarded in the mainstream literature. Over the years, many have critically analyzed business ethics’ premises. As we start our contribution to the conversation, let us first establish some of the context.

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8. www.cnbc.com › 2019/04/08 › the-science-behind-why1 in 5 business leaders are psychopaths—here's why - CNBC

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   Apr 8, 2019 · 1 in 5 business leaders may have psychopathic tendencies—here’s why, according to a psychology professor. “I am a thrill seeker.”. “I like to get revenge on authorities.”. “I never ...