Elizabeth Holmes’ baritone was mocked for years. But research shows CEOs with deeper voices run bigger companies and earn $187,000 more
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| Fortune | Elizabeth Holmes’ baritone was mocked for years. But research shows CEOs with deeper voices run bigger companies and earn $187,000 more |
As You Can See Everything puts Holmes back in the spotlight, studies of CEOs and voters show why a low register can open doors, and why that bias says nothing about who deserves to lead. |
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