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The rhythm of business

by Jonathan Escobar Marin
Indian Management September 2025

"Decoding the following myths-
MYTH 1: STRATEGY COMMUNICATED = STRATEGY HAPPENING.
MYTH 2: HIERARCHY = LEADERSHIP
MYTH 3: WEEKLY RHYTHM = SHORT-TERM FOCUS
MYTH 4: ADAPTABILITY = ADAPTING TO THE COMFORT OF SOME
MYTH 5: HIGH PERFORMANCE = NOT CARING FOR PEOPLE"

Jonathan Escobar Marin is the author of The rhythm of business

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"Myth 1: Employee experience is about ping pong, perks, and parties—not profit.
Myth 2: HR is in the Employee Experience driver’s seat.
Myth 3: We handled this a few years ago.
Myth 4: An annual engagement survey is enough.
Myth 5: Technology will make work less human."

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"Debunking the following myths-
Myth 1: Ego is a character flaw.
Myth 2: Strong leaders are above the ego.
Myth 3: The ego only appears as arrogance.
Myth 4: Ego management is ‘soft’ leadership work.
Myth 5: Managing ego weakens ambition."

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