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CEO Stress, Aging, and Death

corpgov.law.harvard.edu Apr 29 2021 BoardBlogs

CEOs work long hours, frequently make high-stakes decisions, such as layoffs and plant closures, and face uncertainty in times of crisis. They are closely monitored and criticized when their firm is underperforming, and the notion that CEOs are “overworked [and] overstressed” is prominently discussed in the media...
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