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What do Great Leaders Have in Common?

CO2

These are: Model the way As the leader, you need to model the behavior, values, and operating processes for all the stakeholders. The CEO must initiate and participate in the conversations that everyone else is afraid to have (or might not have even considered). Your coworkers take their cues from you.

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What do Great Leaders Have in Common?

CO2

These are: Model the way As the leader, you need to model the behavior, values, and operating processes for all the stakeholders. The CEO must initiate and participate in the conversations that everyone else is afraid to have (or might not have even considered). Your coworkers take their cues from you.

Hamel 78
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What Great Leaders Have in Common

CO2

As the leader, you need to model the behavior, values, and operating processes for all the stakeholders. The CEO must initiate and participate in the conversations that everyone else is afraid to have (or might not have even considered). These are: Model the way. Your coworkers take their cues from you.

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The Metamorphosis of the CIO

Harvard Business Review

This is very different from the way large businesses have operated for decades. Only a small percentage came up with anything that was truly innovative. This will lead to new business models, new processes, more meaningful business interactions, innovation, improved and faster decision making, and a more agile organization.

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