Raise Your Game: Leadership Patterns

Jul 30, 2012 1 Min Read
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Can we be high-performing leaders by imitating other leaders? The answer is, we can learn from other leaders but we cannot actually imitate their leadership traits.

There are many factors that affect our leadership styles such as our social status and even our country of birth.

According to Jerry Fletcher, to discover our leadership patterns, we should observe what are the unique experiences that are happening, which help us determine who we are.

 
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