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Siemens Energy CEO, Christian Bruch says that humans “only recognize problems which impact themselves, just briefly before it hits them."

Bruch opens up about the challenge of balancing company performance with its commitment to the energy transition.

Catch the full conversation on "Executive Decisions," available wherever you get your podcasts. Watch on YouTube by tapping the link.

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