A recent study by researchers at the Donald G Costello College of Business analyzed over 1,000 CEOs and discovered a significant link between left-handedness and CEO success. The study concluded that left-handed CEOs, such as Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg, exhibit greater innovation, produce unique patents, and drive higher returns for their companies. It highlights how various factors—like genetics, career paths, and personal experiences—shape a CEO's decision-making process, while also discussing previous studies that show advantages associated with left-handed individuals in other areas.
The research suggests that left-handed CEOs tend to foster more innovation and generate unique patents, leading to higher returns within their companies.
Professor Long Chen emphasized that CEO decisions are influenced by a broad spectrum of experiences, including genetics, family background, and academic history.
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