In this Grapevine Leaders piece, we explore the question of leaders taking ownership of their mistakes. It includes:
A look at the case of Vishal Garg, the CEO who caused a scandal by sacking 900 employees over Zoom, now back in his role after a period of reflection
A look at the case of BewDog, the CEO of which has written an article admitting to his mistakes as a leader
Analysis of whether a toxic culture can be changed without a change of leadership
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