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The workplace taboos costing executives power and prestige

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 26, 2026 • 07:40 PM
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Mastering uneasy discussions on money, health and succession creates better leaders, and it’s also a valuable skill to hand down to your kids.

The workplace taboos costing executives power and prestige

Christina Wing’s new book goes deep into uncomfortable workplace and life territory: politics, religion, money and succession are some of the areas she opens up for discussion.

In her introduction to Unspeakable , Wing explains what makes an “unspeakable” subject.

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