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| Who needs to be a leader? |
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| Everyone needs to be a leader |
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| Global economic and social changes |
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Balance of world economic and political power is shifting
Human population is growing unprecedented rate and demand for resources (land, water, education, job) |
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| Increased industrialization and globalization means... |
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| Environmental resources at risk |
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| In jobs employees will be called to... |
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| Understand and manage your own and others' emotions |
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| An individual who makes plans; organizes and controls people, production, and services; and who regulates or deploys resources |
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| Person who is out in front, influencing and inspiring people to follow |
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| Traditionally managers viewed as... |
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| People who perceive an organization as something that needs to be organized, controlled, and maintained |
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| Traditionally leaders viewed as... |
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| People who look at the "big picture" and view the environment as a blank canvas on which they can test their creative ideas for diving an organization toward success |
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| Followers who are nonresponsive or indifferent to leaders |
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| Followers who are not engaged |
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| Followers who are actively engaged and make an effort to be supportive and have an impact |
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| Followers who feel strongly about their organization and leaders and act accordingly |
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| Followers who are passionate about an idea, person and give all of them |
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