Топ-10 ХУДШИХ управленцев в истории бизнеса.

Get 500 bonus points with promo code ASTORI LANGAME app — https://bit.ly/4w9TVUL LANGAME Telegram channel — https://bit.ly/4vBhFQt Advertising LANGEIM PR LLC, Taxpayer Identification Number (INN) 9719019720, erid: 2VtzqvFTVJA ======================================================== Support our project at this link: https://taplink.cc/a_story ============================================================= The Top 10 Worst Managers in Business History. How CEOs Led Companies to Collapse Forget success stories – today we're examining stories of utter failure. Ten managers and companies that went from market leaders to jokes, bankruptcies, and examples of "how not to do it." Different countries, different eras, but one common thread: bad CEOs whose work ultimately cost companies billions. In this issue: deceiving entire countries, falsifying financial statements, prison sentences, ignoring obvious technological trends, and decisions that have become textbook examples of business failure. This isn't motivational content about "10 rules for success from billionaires." This is an analysis of real-life management failures—with facts, loss figures, and an explanation of why even brilliant companies can be destroyed by one wrong decision at the very top. Each story in this top spot is a company that was a market leader and had all the resources to avoid making this list. But at the helm were people who did everything they could to get here. JCPenney—how an attempt to "cleanse" the brand of discounts and coupons alienated its core audience and accelerated the chain's decline. BlackBerry—a company that decided that touchscreen smartphones and apps were a "toy" and calmly surrendered the market to Apple and Android. Parmalat – the dairy giant behind one of Europe's largest financial frauds, where they produced financial statements faster than they could sell milk. Volkswagen – when a "love for diesel" turns into Dieselgate, deceiving regulators, and multi-billion dollar fines. Gerald Ratner / Ratners – how one CEO "joke" onstage turned a serious jewelry business into a meme and wrecked sales. Toshiba – years of profit inflation, employee pressure, and the resulting accounting scandal that destroyed its reputation. Blockbuster – the video giant that abandoned its partnership with Netflix and became the victim of corporate raiding. WeWork – the cult of the founder, inflated valuations, and a business model that collapsed as soon as investor faith disappeared. Kodak – the company that pioneered digital photography, but inept investments and a CEO killed the company. Enron is a classic example of corporate fraud: complex schemes, false financial statements, and a bankruptcy that shook the entire market. OUR TELEGRAM t.me/assastory ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ OUR INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/olegassa/ 00:00 Start 04:42 - 10th place JCPenney 12:57 - 9th place BlackBerry 19:28 - 8th place Parmalat 26:45 - 7th place Volkswagen 35:09 - 6th place Ratner 44:02 - 5th place Toshiba 52:22 - 4th place Blockbuster 1:04:04 - 3rd place WeWork 1:13:28 - 2nd place Kodak 1:21:11 - 1st place: Enron