To be an effective leader requires that you clarify the goal and define the path to the
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To be an effective leader requires that you clarify the goal and define the path to the goal. What specific things could you do in an upcoming leadership situation to clarify the goal and define the path for others?
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Introduction To Leadership Concepts And Practice
ISBN: 9781506330082
4th Edition
Authors: Peter G. Northouse
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