Why vulnerable narcissistic leaders are the most dangerous

New research shows why leaders who are both narcissistic and vulnerable are terrible for business.

by Jane Simms

Summary:

    •    Narcissists come in many shapes and sizes, but ‘vulnerable narcissists’ are the most dangerous because they behave in ways designed to mask their own incompetence and insecurity.


•    This takes its toll on followers, particularly during a crisis, because they have to work doubly hard to understand what their leaders want, draining their cognitive resources at the point where they need them most.

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