An Evolutionary View What Followers Want from Their Leaders
by David Winsborough, Robert B. Kaiser, and Robert Hogan
A look into the very distant past of human existence shows that some conditions are more conducive to leadership than others and that followers naturally prefer specific forms of leadership and resist other forms. By understanding and acting on the three fundamental individual needs that result from group living and the three tough problems faced by ancient tribes, leaders can better connect with their followers.
In his Pulitzer prize-winning book Leadership (HarperCollins, 1978), James MacGregor Burns said that the phenomenon ...
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