Kim E-bae, CEO of Jeju Air, demonstrated responsibility with a heartfelt apology after a fatal crash, contrasting with politicians like Vladimir Putin, who evade accountability.
The author critiques the tendency of leaders such as Rishi Sunak and David Cameron to apologize belatedly or inadequately, often avoiding true responsibility.
Apologizing, as seen with Nigel Farage at LSE, can result in genuine respect from the public when done sincerely.
A culture of avoiding apologies in politics contributes to public cynicism and ongoing inquiries into governmental failures without resolution.
The article advocates for politicians to offer sincere apologies, suggesting that this could foster a healthier relationship with the public and enhance trust in leadership.
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