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In Focus/Relationships-How to Connect for Competitive Advantage
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In Focus/Relationships-How to Connect for Competitive Advantage

by Jackie Sloane, Wilfred H. Drath
January 2003
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
5 pages
19m
English
Center for Creative Leadership
Content preview from In Focus/Relationships-How to Connect for Competitive Advantage
ships as tools used by the individual
(Answer 1) and seeing relationships
as the matrix in which people live,
think, feel, and interact with one
another (Answer 2).
If Answer 2 is applied to leader-
ship, we get a very different picture
of how leadership works and the role
of relationships in leadership. Answer
1 leads to the belief that leadership
starts with the leader and flows via
the relationship to followers. Answer
2, however, leads to the belief that
leadership starts in the relationship
itself and flows from the relationship
to the leader and followers. So from
the perspective of Answer 2, leaders
don’t create leadership but are instead
created by
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ISBN: 01520110035SI