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Why leaders shouldn’t have to apologize for private remarks
Fast Company
October 24, 2026
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If you’re in a public-facing role, you are likely to get caught up in some kind of “hot mic” event in which an offhand remark said in private gets aired publicly. (Indeed, this piece was inspired by the recent experience of a former colleague.) These events are embarrassing, and they almost always e
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