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How you get results defines your value as a leader. Here’s why you need a personal leadership brand — and how to build and strengthen it.
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Contrary to popular belief, leadership image is more than just a surface issue — it’s closely tied to your effectiveness as a leader. Here’s how to strengthen it.
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Some dislike organizational politics, while others see it as a necessary evil. Learn what you need to be politically savvy and why political skill matters to your effectiveness as a leader.
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Explore the ascription–actuality trait theory of leadership with a study proposing that vocal delivery matters for earning leadership opportunities while competency matters for actual effectiveness. Research expands on the understanding of surface versus substantive leadership
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How you get results defines your value as a leader. Here’s why you need a personal leadership brand — and how to build and strengthen it.
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Few leaders understand how best to use their power for the greater good. Learn our recommended strategies for leveraging power in leadership effectively.
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Ambition can help you advance, but leaders who are overly ambitious can damage their careers. Learn how to recognize and avoid excessive ambition.
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Examine character strengths needed by top executives and middle managers to maintain leadership with integrity. Study focuses on strengths rather than weaknesses, describing essential attributes for ethical leadership amid publicized scandals.
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Discover findings from 201 US leaders on workplace bossiness. Research shows bossy behavior indicates lack of interpersonal skills including directive control, micromanaging, and power focus. Study provides strategies for changing habits and addressing bossy coworkers effectively.
