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Full of Shit? Get a Second Asshole.: On Enablers, Institutions, and the Anatomy Nonsense

Name: Full of Shit? Get a Second Asshole.: On Enablers, Institutions, and the Anatomy Nonsense
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Bol Bad leadership is rarely a solo performance.When a powerful person produces nonsense, someone else repeats it, writes it, defends it, filters the objections, or takes the blame when it fails.Full of Shit? Get a Second Asshole. examines the institutional machinery that allows bad judgement to survive correction.Through historical, political, corporate and African cases, Tekele Samanyi identifies five recurring roles: the Repeater, the Translator, the Defender, the Insulator and the Absorber.The book asks a harder question than why bad leaders exist: Who makes their bad decisions workable?Provocative in title but forensic in method, this is a book about power, professional judgement, institutional loyalty-and the point at which protecting an organisation becomes protecting its leader from the consequences of being wrong.

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Bad leadership is rarely a solo performance.When a powerful person produces nonsense, someone else repeats it, writes it, defends it, filters the objections, or takes the blame when it fails.Full of Shit? Get a Second Asshole. examines the institutional machinery that allows bad judgement to survive correction.Through historical, political, corporate and African cases, Tekele Samanyi identifies five recurring roles: the Repeater, the Translator, the Defender, the Insulator and the Absorber.The book asks a harder question than why bad leaders exist: Who makes their bad decisions workable?Provocative in title but forensic in method, this is a book about power, professional judgement, institutional loyalty-and the point at which protecting an organisation becomes protecting its leader from the consequences of being wrong.

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