For a night owl like Waste Management CEO Jim Fish, waking up for 1 a.m. safety briefings could make for a brutally long day. But Fish did it because his late father-in-law, a union pipefitter, told … [+6340 chars]
$90 billion Waste Management CEO worked trash routes at 1 a.m. with workers—here's why - Fortune
Jim Fish took his father-in-law’s advice and attended early-morning safety meetings to meet with workers, ride in truck cabs, and talk about whatever was on their minds.
By:Amanda Gerut
Source:Fortune
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