Large corporations possess robust protocols, and they have consistently advocated for their reliance not on singular individuals, but rather on the standardized procedures instituted by the organization, emblematic of their competencies. However, the paradox lies in the tendency of large enterprises to encounter particular stages of economic turmoil, often necessitating the emergence of a charismatic figure to salvage the company. Ultimately, they revert to the hubris characteristic of large corporations. Numerous instances exemplify this, such as Steve Jobs’ rescue of Apple. Following Jack Welch’s retirement, General Electric experienced a decline, leaving uncertainty regarding who will be the next savior for General Electric. While our initial thoughts about a company may…