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Most executives come and go like drones.

Asked what they think Godrej Consumer's main product was, most executives came up with Cinthol or Godrej No 1.

The two most senior executives come from rival political camps and fell out, hobbling the organisation for months.

The original EverQuest topped out at around a half-million players, and many, if not most, game executives came to believe that the pool of people willing to pay $15 a month to play a video game had been exhausted.

"Most of our clients, excluding the executives, come from nothing and have relatively a lot," he continues, gesturing to an assistant to bring him a folder.

The editor of Wired, in his analysis, noted "the place you can put the most pressure on executives comes from the engineers".

Most of the early television executives came from radio, where late night had never inspired much advertiser interest.

Executives came, executives went.

Since legal monopolies are hard to come by, most executives prefer businesses with high barriers to entry.

Most executives expect a cull.

Most executives were gung-ho.