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On Leadership : Chapiter 2 The judgements we pass on leaders are not the…

- - - - Private lives influence on :
        -Reputation
        -Trustworthiness
      - Public roles influence :
        
        Status in society
        
        Wealth
        
        Social circle
        
        Leaders should be role models and character judgement is based on private lives:
        
        Pressure to expose leaders private lives
        In order to make sure that they´re worthy of their privileges
        
        3 Systems of Leaders public private life balance
        
        - Predatory leaders :who aim to satisfy their private ambitions
        :red_cross: do they the requisite support and sense of obligation ?
        opportunists seeking primarily
        to satisfy their ambitions and their desires rather than contribute to the
        
        Iago belongs to this category
        
        -The eunuch system: give up all normal private life try to project the image of the ideal person and focus on public duty work for the common good
        :red_cross: not sure what private secrets they might have
        
        Othello belongs to this category :
        
        His private life reflects on his public life
        
        His public life gives him the right to a higher social status
        -The possession of power imposes an obligation to pursue an exemplary private life
        
        • The Weberian schizophrenia between the public role and private life.the people who best come to terms with such a dichotomy make the best leaders
- - - - The player is rational and plays against other players, whether
        rational or otherwise, within a framework of legal or social conventions;
    - - the players act against nature in accordance with their identities, following rules fixed in a system of generally
        accepted norms;
    - - the player is rational and plays against nature (whichis known, at the very least, in the form of distribution of probabilities); the decisions that are taken are put into practice;
    - - the players act in accordance with their
        identities and follow certain rules of the game, playing against players
        who are following the same rules although these can evolve over time
        
        Clever players: act in their own intrest assuming everyone is doing the same
        
        Innocents: who act in accordance with obligations or affinities