Difference between revisions of "Leadership"

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'''Leadership''' is the skill of guiding the efforts of others in the performance of some tasks in order to achive a goal.   
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'''Leadership''' is the skill of guiding the efforts of others in the performance of some tasks in order to achieve a goal.   
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A leader may have higher skills than his subordinates , although it is not essential. He directs activities through discipline and encouragment and displays the values expected. Where practicable he will explain why some action is needed rather than simply use his authority to demand compliance.
 
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A leader may have higher skills than his subordinates , although it is not essential. He directs activities through discipline and encouragement and displays the values expected. Where practicable he will explain why some action is needed rather than simply use his authority to demand compliance.
  
 
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Revision as of 20:41, November 24, 2008

Leadership is the skill of guiding the efforts of others in the performance of some tasks in order to achieve a goal.

A leader may have higher skills than his subordinates , although it is not essential. He directs activities through discipline and encouragement and displays the values expected. Where practicable he will explain why some action is needed rather than simply use his authority to demand compliance.

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