It’s Time to Say “You’re Fired” to Termination Culture

Nicole Price

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In management circles, few names elicit as powerful a mix of admiration and contempt as the name Jack Welch. Love him or hate him, Fortune Magazine named him “Manager of the Century” in recognition of his outstanding record – under his leadership, GE stock went up 4,000 percent. Welch is also known as a ruthless believer in “hiring the best and firing the rest.”

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