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Católica Porto Business School_Arménio Rego
February 3, 2025
Líder Magazine
Faculty

The risk of overestimating the intelligence of leaders | Arménio Rego

"Sometimes you hear people praising the intelligence of some leaders in order to mitigate the seriousness of their actions." Read Arménio Rego 's most recent opinion piece in Líder Magazine here . (Available in portuguese) Arménio Rego, Professor and...
03/02/2025 - 17:29
Líder Magazine
Católica Porto Business School_Arménio Rego
December 4, 2024
Líder Magazine
Faculty

The dangers of normalising deviation | Arménio Rego

"The normalisation of deviance must be prevented and combated. We must be constantly aware of the phenomenon and vigilant - and that, at every moment, we should develop a critical spirit and adopt an ethical compass in the face of what is normalised."...
04/12/2024 - 16:01
Líder Magazine
Arménio Rego-Sofia Salgado-Camilo Valverde_ Press
November 21, 2024
RH Magazine
Human Capital & Leadership

Do forgiving leaders gain more respect and effectiveness? | Arménio Rego, Sofia Salgado, and Camilo Valverde

"Some argue that forgiving leaders are prone to abuse, lose credibility, and are less effective. For many in leadership, revenge takes precedence over forgiveness". Read here the article (in portuguese) published in RH Magazine , co-authored by Católica...
21/11/2024 - 15:44
RH Magazine
Católica Porto Business School_Arménio Rego
November 20, 2024
Líder Magazine
Faculty

Good business leaders make good political leaders | Arménio Rego

"While both worlds require tenacity, ambition, vision, self-confidence, communication skills and the ability to deal with stress, public management calls for particular skills". Read here Arménio Rego ‘s most recent opinion piece in Líder Magazine (...
20/11/2024 - 09:57
Líder Magazine
Católica Porto Business School_Arménio Rego
October 16, 2024
Líder Magazine
Faculty

The Dangers of Moralising Love for Work | Arménio Rego

"By moralisation we mean the attribution of a high moral value to the love of work, and the concomitant moral devaluation of lack of love. This moralisation is dangerous. We can feel guilty for not loving our work." Read here the latest opinion article...
16/10/2024 - 10:57
Líder Magazine
Católica Porto Business School_Arménio Rego
October 14, 2024
O Jornal Económico
Faculty

Humility without courage can be dangerous, and vice versa | Arménio Rego

"This complexity is deeply challenging for those who study leadership, those who select leaders, those who vote, and those who have to judge leaders. There are situations in which self-confidence and the ability to take risks must supersede humility...
14/10/2024 - 15:25
O Jornal Económico