Can or should a CEO micro-manage a large corporation like GE?

2012-10-16T03:41:17Z

By the way the answer is no. CEOs need to be involved yes but do not need to be involve in the day to day low level decisions. CEOs who do get involved at that level fail and the company suffers.

RockIt2012-10-16T03:16:42Z

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The best CEOs are outward focused, marketing, selling, dealing, and working Wall St.

His 10 direct reports or so, need to be the micro managers who are focused on running the business lean and mean

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