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'New CEOs Can Raise Their Social Game To Keep Their Jobs, Says Rice University Study

HOUSTON - (Oct. 10, 2019) - A new study shows that two key factors can make freshly appointed CEOs more vulnerable and raise the odds they'll get fired.
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