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Leadership requires a child-like questioning ability

Posted on March 8, 2011 by vivekingroup

Leaders need to be able to ask fundamental questions just as children do. Analytical leadership intelligence is an index of this ability. However, we train ourselves to make assumptions, to develop stereotypes–in short to cultivate a fog- that clouds our ability to ask the basic questions that should begin our analytical process. Continue reading →

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…the one capacity that I now realize is absolutely essential for a leader–the key competence–is adaptive capacity. Adaptive capacity is what allows leaders to respond quickly and intelligently to relentless change.”

Warren Bennis

Distinguished Professor of Leadership, University of Southern California

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