Leaders matter. So do followers

By Fast Company - 2021-02-16

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If the leadership industry is to realize its promise and potential, it will have to evolve. It will have to become, like the rest of America, more inclusive.

Summary

If the leadership industry is to realize its promise and potential, it will have to evolve.
It will have to become, like the rest of America, more inclusive.
Yet judging by the attention they receive—in business, in government, in the academy—followers would seem to be completely inconsequential.
advertisement Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Ph.D. is an international authority in leadership assessment, people analytics, and talent management.

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