Jim Lukaszewski on Silence

11 Jun 2013 · 0 min
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In this brief excerpt, Jim Lukaszewski shares a lesson from his experience in crisis management, asserting that remaining silent can be harmful to the perpetrator of a crisis. He emphasizes that silence is a toxic element that can exacerbate the situation for the wrongdoer.

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