The Shipbuilder

Five Ancient Principles of Leadership

Everything rises and falls on leadership. Leadership is the most critical ingredient in any organization. We all understand the importance of good leadership and know it when we see it, but describing or teaching leadership is elusive at best. A lot is written about leadership and its many philosophies. Words and phrases such as hierarchal structures, reframing, leader charisma, stewardship, stakeholders, lines of authority, distribution of power, lateral thinking, implementation by objective, systems thinking, group cohesiveness, and transactional leadership, get bandied about. Programs that somehow manage to be both complex and imprecise are offered as the path to effective leadership. But is being a good leader really all that complicated? Are there intricate techniques to be analysed, mastered, and applied? Or, is it that great leaders are born, not made? The answer to these questions is, absolutely not. With this book speaker and business leader Jack Myrick shares five simple, time-proven principles that, are guaranteed to make you an extraordinary leader. This delightful business management allegory set in ancient Greece teaches the Five Principles of Leadership.

novembre 2015, env. 78 pages, Quill Driver Books, Anglais
Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc
978-1-61035-255-0

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