By: John F. Harris and Hadas Gold | Politico
Brilliant journalist rockets to the top of a newsroom, then discovers that the traits that make a great reporter or writer are not the same — indeed, can sometimes be the very opposite — as the traits that make someone a capable newsroom leader.
At first blush, Jill Abramson’s brief tenure as executive editor of
The New York Times looks like a striking new example of a familiar phenomenon — the miscast editor — in American journalism.
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