Female business leaders return the moment of Refiza tears

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Female business leaders provided their support to Rashil Reeves because of the emergence of tear consultant to the House of Commons last week, where the head of the employers group at the Central Bank of Iraq said that showing feelings is part of our “humanity”.

Rain Newton-Smith told CBI dinner in Cambridge this week that “many female leaders” were in contact with her, and asked her to transfer solidarity with Reeves yet Tears humiliated After defeating the humble government on social welfare reforms.

The Ministry of Treasury maintained its line that the consultant was dealing with the unlimited “personal matters”.

Newton Smith told a commercial audience: “I just think that what comes from this is that people who realize that difficult things happen in your life. Show your feelings in these times is not necessarily a sign of weakness.

“As a female leader, when I saw it, it was very difficult. I called many leaders with me and said: Can you get a message to the counselor?

“It was not a political point, but they say that as a leader and leader of business, we offer our humanity. It is part of our weakness but not always a bad thing.”

“Many leaders have said it is courageous to be able to show it,” Newton Smith added.

She noted that other advisers, such as Gordon Brown, sometimes, “deal with pressure, perhaps in a different way.”

Sherine Khoury Haqq, CEO of cooperative, said within 30 years at work, that she had seen many people crying at work and rarely associated with the same work.

She said: “Hearing bad news or facing personal difficulties while having to appear and lead is difficult enough. Doing this in the eyes of the audience, with every moment, is something else completely.”

“People express feelings in different ways. But I can tell you that the leaders who lead to sympathy are the strongest and best leaders I have worked with. It is not weak, it’s strength.”

The revenues of the doctrine increased on the day that Refiz appeared tears in general as it is Market fears arose You may be about to leave the cabinet, and may indicate the relaxation of the financial discipline of the government.

Julie Abraham, CEO of Retireed Retirement Staff, who last year signed a message that welcomes Priez to become the first adviser, while she was not a fan of all Reeves policies, should be granted “glory to employment when you pass it and perform the job.”

“The difference is that the consultant was on the camera in the most public jobs you can get. Everyone knew that the job itself would be Shitshow, and what showed his reaction in the market is in fact that there is no best for this job.”

Joe Witfield, former CEO of Matallan and the director of the board of directors at ASDA.

She said that most people in the workplace are trying to deal with their emotions outside the work, “from time to time there is a straw that breaks the back of the sentences. But almost every time, you cry out of frustration, and do not overwhelm work or do not reach the job.

“It would be a shame if you feel that she now needs to switch to a Steelier” She-Maler “character to show that she is not weak.

However, one of the microscopic armed presidents said that while she was crying at work, “There is no way to allow anyone to see me feel upset, you keep it out of view and closing it.”

“Her heart came out” and made her think about the “fire” of Reeves.

“There was a bad reaction because it meant that it was a garbage leader. This is not the case, it is a moment to express feelings.”

War Prime Minister Winston Churchill has often had grills in public places, while Matt Hancock has cried in recent years, on the air on television when the British received the first Kovid vaccines.