- 1.An enduring portrait of courage in the C-suite
A former executive’s 1960 novel, The Lincoln Lords, shines a light on the essential qualities of leadership.
- 2.In search of clarity
How a clearness committee can offer leaders valuable insights into their toughest decisions.
- 3.Younger workers want training, flexibility, and transparencyTo build a workforce for the future, leaders need to understand how priorities are changing among new generations of talent.
- 4.Could it be quitting time?
Annie Duke’s wise new book provides courage and insight about when to walk away.
- 5.What leaders get wrong about responsibility
Effective leadership isn’t about giving or taking responsibility—it’s about sharing it.
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