#5. What Style of Leadership is Appropriate for Different Situations?

Can you suffer from the leadership style you choose? Great leaders can adjust their style to meet the needs of the situation if they are given the chance. Michael Ruckman and Stuart Lawson continue their discussion on the effects and opportunities created by the current Coronavirus crisis.

04/27/23
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