The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Lead with Resilience
Dec 24, 2020
Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Senior Associate Dean of Leadership Programs at Yale School of Management, dives deep into the essence of leadership during the pandemic. He highlights the need for accountability and transparent communication in corporate governance. Sonnenfeld discusses innovative e-commerce partnerships, like Walmart and TikTok, and critiques the inequitable financial support in times of crisis. He also emphasizes the evolving role of leaders in fostering trust and social responsibility amidst a polarized landscape.
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Pharmaceutical Industry's Stand
- The pharmaceutical industry, once viewed with mixed opinions, united against the politicization of science during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- They prioritized transparency and public trust, boosting their reputation amidst the crisis.
Declining Vaccine Trust
- Public trust in vaccines plummeted due to misinformation, despite the pharmaceutical industry's efforts.
- This highlights the challenge of combating misinformation and the importance of clear communication.
Misleading Employees
- Some agricultural businesses, like Tyson poultry processing plants, allegedly misled employees about safety.
- This demonstrates a failure of leadership and ethical conduct during the pandemic.