Henry David Thoreau
Turning the Tables on Success

Oct 14, 2013-- "Two of the defining qualities of great leaders are the ability to make others better and the willingness to put the group's interests first. The employees with the greatest potential to excel and rise will be those whose success reverberates to benefit those around them." So, what does it take to be a great leader? In this piece, Wharton Business School professor Adam Grant describes givers, matchers, and takers -- and makes a compelling, evidence-based case for why generosity and compassion make for better leaders and happier, more productive organizations. (8448 reads)
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