THE stunning downfall of the flamboyant CEO Carlos Ghosn is a lesson that when leaders confer unlimited authority and power to themselves, they believe they are infallible.
Ghosn was hailed as “Mr Fixit” for steering a struggling Nissan to profitability. And that too after the Japanese car manufacturer, at one time among the most popular in the world, against all traditions and norms consented to having a foreigner as its head.
