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May 16, 2008 4:14 PM

Meet a CEO who knows how to have fun on the job while never losing focus on the details of day-to-day management. Royal Caribbean Cruises' CEO Richard D. Fain talks about the leadership style that helped him and the cruise line succeed. It's all about flexibility, innovation, willingness to take risks -- and perhaps most important, sharing credit for success with others. Fain's management philosophy is largely responsible for Royal's ability to attract executives who are passionate about their job.

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