
The Leadership Point of View
Clawson, James G.
The Leadership Point of View
OB-0791 | Published November 10, 2001 | 5 pages. Technical Note
Collection: Darden School of Business
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This note is in introduction on what leadership is. The definition proposed is that real leadership is accomplished by the kind of person who is able to 1) see what needs to be done; 2) understand the underlying forces at play in a situation; 3) initiate action to change things. A person who wants to become a leader in his organization needs to learn and observe as much as possible about the organization and to think about where it should be going. He or she should go beyond his immediate situation to think about this, to have a proactive point of view of the business as a whole.
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