Durant's Sloppy Leadership
Sloan, a key figure in General Motors, believed that Durant's leadership was sloppy and threatened the company's success. He saw growing problems that others overlooked, and felt a moral obligation to address them. Sloan's doubts about Durant's leadership began to surface in 1919, leading to a catalyst that further fueled his concerns.In this clip
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#121 Billy Durant and Alfred Sloan (General Motors)
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