Why Tan Aik Keong of digital solutions specialist Agmo wants to make himself less indispensable
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[KUALA LUMPUR] For years, Tan Aik Keong thought being a good leader meant having all the answers.
As Agmo, the digital solutions specialist he co-founded, grew from a small tech startup into a listed company, the instinct for the 41-year-old tech entrepreneur to personally solve technical problems became counterproductive.
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