May 2010
Beginner to intermediate
296 pages
5h 48m
English
Study Great Leadership Thinking
WHETHER YOU’VE BEEN A LEADER for two years or twenty, you’ve probably learned a lot of what you know through experience. The lessons of experience are the best kind; you learn by doing, by making a few mistakes and adjusting your behavior accordingly. The more times you encounter a certain leadership situation, the better chance you have of responding to it with patience, skill, and confidence.
Although there’s no substitute for on-the-job learning, there is something that can enhance your leadership capability, something that will add color and meaning to your experiences: a working knowledge of the classic models, frameworks, and theories of leadership. If you want to excel at setting strategy, ...