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Missing a Chief Jester Officer

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Briefings

An article published on November 1, 2026, proposes the creation of a Chief Jester Officer (CJO) role to replace traditional boardroom terminology like 'boardroom' with 'sala de reuniões do Conselho de Administração'. The author argues that humor is essential for thinking, citing the song 'Walk like an Egyptian' as an example of humor in action. The text suggests that while the CJO role might seem absurd, it is necessary for effective leadership. The article explicitly states it is exclusive to ECO Premium subscribers and includes a paywall notice.

Key points

• The article proposes a new leadership role called 'Chief Jester Officer' (CJO) to replace standard boardroom terminology.
• The author argues that humor is essential for thinking and suggests the CJO role is necessary for effective leadership.

Context

The article was published on November 1, 2026, and argues that humor is essential for thinking, suggesting the CJO role is necessary for effective leadership. The text explicitly states it is exclusive to ECO Premium subscribers.

Limitations

The article is exclusive to ECO Premium subscribers and includes a paywall notice. The author's identity is not specified, and the specific context of the CJO role's implementation is not detailed.

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