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LEADERS DEVELOPING LEADERS

Leader to Leader, 2021
AbstractThe author contends that despite the importance of developing the next generation of organizational leaders, the results to date have been frustrating. Various failures are enumerated and outlined: program failures, personal failures, and institutional failures.
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Principals: Leaders of Leaders

NASSP Bulletin, 2000
Teacher leaders can help guide fellow teachers and the school at large toward higher standards of achievement and recognition of individual responsibility for school reform. Until this responsibility for teacher leadership is realized in every teacher, the field of teaching will not change.
Deborah Childs-Bowen   +2 more
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Leader Emergence: The Case of the Narcissistic Leader

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2008
These studies investigate whether individuals with high narcissism scores would be more likely to emerge as leaders during leaderless group discussions. The authors hypothesized that narcissists would emerge as group leaders. In three studies, participants completed personality questionnaires and engaged in four-person leaderless group discussions ...
Amy B, Brunell   +5 more
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The Personal Profile of Lean Leader of Leaders

2017
Today companies worldwide are implementing Lean and hereby make their company more effective. It is our observation, that companies are capable of implementing the various tools and techniques of Lean (VSM, Kaizen, Policy deployment, Performance management and PDCA etc. At the same time, it is our experience that many companies struggle or even fail to
Jacob Steendahl Nielsen   +1 more
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The leader's role in growing new leaders

Leader to Leader, 2004
AbstractHow successful leaders support the learning and growth of their people.
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Doctors as leaders

BMJ, 2009
Next week, the BMJ and The King’s Fund will hold a debate asking if doctors have neglected their duty to lead the NHS.
Candace, Imison, Richard W, Giordano
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On Leadership and Leaders

HealthcarePapers, 2012
Leadership is the vital ingredient to achieving organizational excellence and outstanding healthcare systems. There is so much to be celebrated when reflecting on the evolution of healthcare leadership over the past 50 years. However, in 50 years, we have created silos of care, of funding and of social policy that have undermined our progress in ...
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