CEOs with big signatures are more likely to overspend
This final note on the way out today, in which we learn that size really does matter.
A study out of the University of North Carolina says CEOs who have big signatures are more likely to over-spend and have lower sales growth and revenues.
It’s a psychological thing, apparently. Big signatures are evidence of narcissism, which in the executive capacity can be detrimental to corporate health.
Interestingly, big-handwriting CEOs tend to have above-average compensation.
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