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@zakalwe
The great economist John Kenneth Galbraith backs you up. He pointed out that if CEOs were so crucial to the performance of the company, when a CEO retired, the company would crash while the CEO would show great success on a new project. But in fact the company keeps going as it was, and the CEO produces nothing on his own. Conclusion: CEOs don't usually make a difference to the company's performance.

@gemelliz @KimberlyN @Snowshadow