It’s also getting harder to make
leadership work because of changes
in the attitude toward traditional ways
of practicing leadership. Increasingly
people without formal authority want
to be involved in setting their own
direction and in designing their own
work and how they will coordinate
with others. They are less willing to
commit themselves to work in which
they have had no say. Yet people may
not be prepared to participate effec-
tively in leadership this way. They
may knock on the door demanding to
be let in on leadership without actu-
ally knowing how to enter into it. It’s
harder to create direction, alignment,
and commitment when there are dif-
ferent ...