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13. Ignoring Different Personalities

Throwing together a few folks with good reputation isn’t leading but asking for disaster. A leader understands how to use the different personalities to generate more value.

Do you?

Very often you will hear the request that a follower should also provide the solution when reporting about a problem.But think about it, if the follower already has the solution—who is the leader?

Remember: A chain is never stronger than the weakest link.

Weakest Link


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