Correct me if I’m wrong, but an executive leader’s purpose is to lead her or his enterprise to growth, yes? Not to send it flailing into scandalous, pitiable disarray? If that is still the case and the basic tenets of business and management remain intact, then Dan Snyder, my friend, you are failing mightily as an executive leader. In your 20 years atop Washington’s NFL franchise, you have taken a football team whose fingers could have set off metal detectors for hours with their multiple…
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