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The head of a company can’t, and shouldn’t, always be the cheerleader.
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323 |
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A good chief executive keeps the broader picture in mind when everyone else is focusing on the details.
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325 |
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Leaders ‘steer the boat’ according to the plan and know how to leverage the best qualities of individuals in order to execute the well-thought-out-plan of which all parties take ownership.
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094 |
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…fair process signals to people that there is a level playing field and that leaders value employees’ intellectual and emotional worth despite all the change that may be required.
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164 |
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…the best leaders are usually humble leaders because they gain loyalty through respect rather than bravado.
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061 |
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…what qualifies people to be called ‘leaders’ is their capacity to influence others to change their behavior in order to achieve important results.
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006 |
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….here’s the real influence key. The rest of the population – over 85 percent – will not adopt the new practices until opinion leaders do.
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It often takes the support of formal leaders and opinion leader – to make it safe for people to embrace am innovation.
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182 |
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…most leaders run the risk of relying too much on incentives rather than too little.
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218 |
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Leadership, it has been said, consists of using minimum problems to create maximum positive change.
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161 |