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A recent study identifies Jeronimus Cornelisz as the first corporate psychopath, exhibiting traits associated with toxic leadership. He manipulated and eliminated rivals during the 1629 Batavia shipwreck, leading to violence and chaos among survivors. In contrast, another leader, Wiebbe Hayes, fostered cooperation and resourcefulness, highlighting different leadership outcomes. The research suggests that corporate greed and psychopathy have historical roots, impacting workplace dynamics today.