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The Leading Leader

Address the following aspects of the leader-follower relationship:

(1) What behaviors build trust and understanding in a leading leader?

(2) How do behaviors influence the behaviors of the followers in an organization?

(3) How does diversity create a competitive advantage?

(4) Cite specific examples from your area of specialization to justify your answers

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What behaviors build trust and understanding in a leading leader?

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(1) What behaviors build trust and understanding in a leading leader?

Behaviors such as open communication with followers, extending opportunities to subordinates to express their views, opinions and suggestions, providing them challenging tasks along with requisite authority and decision making powers, providing guidance and assistance in resolving subordinates' problems and issues,etc. are some of the traits that can leaders can display to build trust and ...

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