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Unbelievable truths about leaders’ credibility

“Losing the dressing room” is that moment when a coach realises the players’ confidence in his or her ability to lead them has evaporated.

Small acts of subordination, an upsurge in backchat, a falling off in punctuality, effort or general commitment. All of these could be signs that the boss’s credibility is shot.

José Mourinho, for instance, was only a few games into a new football season before speculation began that Manchester United, the team he manages, was in fact disunited. Every social media post by a player or sidelong glance in the dugout is now analysed for signs of disenchantment.

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安德鲁•希尔

安德鲁•希尔(Andrew Hill)是《金融时报》副总编兼管理主编。此前,他担任过伦敦金融城主编、金融主编、评论和分析主编。他在1988年加入FT,还曾经担任过FT纽约分社社长、国际新闻主编、FT驻布鲁塞尔和米兰记者。

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