Meta's massive deal for Zuckerberg proves execs aren't exempt from IRL work
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Boards leaning on CEOs to stay physically close to HQ signals a ceiling on fully-remote leadership—even at companies building virtual collaboration tools. If your culture or hiring thesis assumes permanent executive distance, expect more investor and board scrutiny around performance and cohesion.
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