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&lt;p&gt;Bloomberg News columnist Michael Lewis has grown so disheartened by the recent gambles, fumbles and CEO firings covering headlines that he&#39;s thrown his own&amp;nbsp;name into the running for the open Citigroup chief executive job.&amp;nbsp; But before doing so, in his latest column, he analyzed the qualifications that a candidate for any CEO spot&amp;nbsp;of one of the country&#39;s largest banks must possess, discovering that the position has some difficult requirements, including &quot;an extraordinary ability to be paid huge sums of money each year without losing composure&quot; and being able to &quot;organize [your] subordinates so thoroughly that, when the end comes, as it must, no one is really qualified to replace [you].&quot;&lt;/p&gt;

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