Pete’s Thoughts
Intention, Impact and the Leadership Gap
Intent does not erase impact. Impact does not automatically prove bad intent.
I was reminded of this after publishing an article about workplace pecking orders.
The article focused on managers who keep capable employees below the level at which they operate. I used “henpecked” because I was thinking literally about chickens and hierarchy.
Hi, my name is Pete, and I am a workaholic.
There, I have said it.
I began working at ten in my parents’ vehicle workshop, Costas Motors. At fourteen, I worked for Robert “Bob” Ilsley at Dolphin Coins in Hampstead. By seventeen, I was working full time under Christopher J. Adams of Wray Smith & Co Solicitors as an outdoor clerk. I eventually became a senior commercial litigator.
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