You need direction, alignment, and commitment (DAC) to make leadership happen in your group or organization. Here’s how to build DAC on your team.
You need direction, alignment, and commitment (DAC) to make leadership happen in your group or organization. Learn more about our DAC framework and how leadership is a social process to foster more of it in your group or organization.
This introduction to our leadership philosophy explains how direction, alignment, and commitment (the elements of our DAC framework) are key in how leadership works, connecting exponential potential with collective progress.
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Authored by CCL Leadership Solutions Partner Allison Barr, about holding feedback conversations with employees, on Sage.com.
Show up as the best version of yourself by aligning your values and behaviors. Become a more holistic leader with an intentional focus on weaving together these 4 facets of your life.