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Leadership lessons from the Oscars…Silence deserves an award

Leadership lessons from the Oscars…Silence deserves an award

by Lisa Kohn | Mar 1, 2012 | Thoughtful Leadership

I love the Oscars. Even if it is, as Billy Crystal said last night, “an evening of millionaires giving golden statues to other millionaires,” I love the Oscars. But I didn’t think I’d find leadership lessons in the over-three-hour...

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