Is there a "right" way for a CFO to publicly disagree with a CEO or board decision?
CFO in Finance (non-banking), Self-employed
YesCFO Advisory Director in Finance (non-banking), 10,001+ employees
Yes. And should be done with all the facts and in a well mannered, respectful way.Principal in Finance (non-banking), Self-employed
Yes, just as there is a "right" way to publicly disagree with anyone. Tact, thoughtfulness, and respect means you can publicly disagree without undermining or being insensitive.Content you might like
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