Some common mistakes CEOs make in their relationships with investors include lack of transparency, poor communication, not aligning their vision with the investors, and not delivering on promises. It's crucial for CEOs to build trust with their investors, keep them informed about the company's progress, and ensure their actions align with the investors' expectations.
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Apple's Steve Jobs, WeWork's Adam Neumann, Uber's Travis Kalanick. What do all these business leaders have in common? They're all CEOs who were fired from their own companies. It turns out that no one is invincible in front of investors and board members, and keeping these stakeholders happy can call for quite a bit of finessing. There's a reason why Berkshire Hathaway's shareholder meeting is referred to as the "Woodstock for Capitalists". To keep investors happy, the company goes as far as providing discounted shopping and exclusive celebratory events at these meetings. At the end of the day, even someone as revered as Warren Buffett works for his investors.