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Seven Key Characteristics of Situational Leaders

The Center For Leadership Studies

For over 50 years, The Center for Leadership Studies has been known as the global home of the Situational Leadership ® Model. As such, we field questions like these on an ongoing basis from a variety of stakeholders: Can you identify and define the characteristics of the Situational Leadership ® Model?

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Investing in a Performance Culture

The Center For Leadership Studies

While leaders can often drive performance improvement by communicating the appropriate leadership style, they are also imperfect people. Building a performance culture is the first step to cultivating an organization that is innovative, resilient and proactive in the face of change. We call this a performance culture.

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2022 Reflections: The Year in Review

The Center For Leadership Studies

Sophisticated leadership development became an increasingly visible priority: It’s almost like organizations across industries universally accepted the reality that employees, at all levels and regardless of functional expertise, needed to improve their ability to lead (and to be led!).

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Leadership Basics | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

Most leaders practice some aspects of the following representative leadership styles: authoritative, analytical, charismatic, emotional, intuitive, opportunistic, servant, benevolent, instructional, collaborative, delegatory, inspirational, consultative, visionary, coaching, and democratic. Which type of leader are you?

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