Trump was the one variable that, in management terms, simply could not be controlled. He was like a recalcitrant two-year-old. If you tried to control him, it would only have the opposite effect.
In "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," Michael Wolff describes Donald Trump as an unpredictable force within his administration. Attempting to manage or control him was nearly impossible, as his behavior resembled that of a defiant child. This volatility presented significant challenges for those around him, making conventional management techniques ineffective.
The inherent difficulty in governing Trump created a chaotic environment where his impulsive nature often led to unexpected outcomes. Wolff's portrayal emphasizes the frustration felt by advisors and officials who struggled to guide a leader who resisted control, highlighting the unique character of Trump's presidency.
