Adam Bryant has interviewed 525 chief executives through his years writing the Corner Office column. Here’s what he has learned.

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A few years ago I read an article by Adam Bryant, the “Corner Office” Columnist for the New York Times, that led with this provocative question: “What if you had to write a ‘User Manual’ about your leadership style?” Bryant describes how transparency about our work style – our preferences, values,

I took the helm of PepsiCo in 2006 and I feel so privileged and humbled for the role I’ve had the chance to play. I’ve faced many challenges over the years – as we all do – but with inspiration from family, friends, colleagues and other sources of wisdom, I’ve learned many lessons along the way.

Read like an MBA.

Marshall Goldsmith is consistently named to Forbes' The World's Most Influential Business Thinkers list and has been recognized as the top-rated executive coach at the Thinkers50 ceremony in

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This column is part of Globe Careers’ Leadership Lab series, where executives and experts share their views and advice about leadership and management. Follow us at @Globe_Careers Find all Leadership Lab stories at tgam.ca/leadershiplab.

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