Excellent leadership

Author: John Adair
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is rich in examples and spans an extraordinary range of time and space. Some seemingly abstract concepts, such as motivation, communication, decision-making, and motivation, are vividly and vividly illustrated in this book. This book will lead you into the world of a leader, where you can learn lifelong leadership knowledge in the profound historical atmosphere created by the author. The importance of outstanding leaders in a democratic society is self-evident. What qualities should a successful leader possess? Is leadership talent innate? Can merchants be competent as generals? Should leaders be humble? What can shepherds and sheep teach us? What is the difference between managers and leaders? Should leaders be close to the people or maintain a distance from them? When Socrates, Xenophon, Jesus, Laozi, Alexander the Great, Napoleon, Lawrence of Arabia, Churchill, Thatcher, Nelson, and Gandhi gather together, what would they say about these questions? This book is an invaluable and enlightening work in the field of leadership studies. It is rich in examples and spans an extraordinary range of time and space. Some seemingly abstract concepts, such as motivation, communication, decision-making, and motivation, are vividly and vividly illustrated in this book. The numerous examples listed in the book not only provide readers with rich materials but also make the reading process very enjoyable. This book will lead you into the world of a leader, where you can learn lifelong leadership knowledge in the profound historical atmosphere created by the author.