Führungskräfte: „Die Angst vor Fehlern ist größer als der Wille zur Entscheidung“

Tübingen – Not physician Lisa Federle penned a recent book seeking to dissect the various facets of fear that populate her practice. In the process, she uncovered a contemporary diagnosis of the society at large. While the book is about her, it speaks volumes about this country. Federle, akin to a physician with expanded scope, demonstrated an exit strategy from isolation policy during the coronavirus pandemic.

She later authored a widely read book on bureaucracy that defines this nation and now grapples with her own fear. An emotion seldom discussed in leadership circles but often present. "A form of self-defense," Federle terms it, albeit with medium-term destructive consequences if left unaddressed. Until leaders confront their fears, a state of paralysis persists in the country, and what helps combat the anxiety policy is a matter she has ideas on.