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Humans communicate with more than just words, but making real connections in today’s virtual workplace is a more difficult endeavor. As a leader in a global workplace, where so many people work remotely, how do you inspire everyone to accomplish your mission? It comes down to putting humanization back in the workplace. That means being your authentic self as a leader and empowering your informal leaders, those individuals whose authority is based on the trust that people place in them, relationships with colleagues, and the good reputation they’ve earned.
In The Leadership Attitude: Inspiring Success through Authenticity and Passion, author Deborah E. McGee, shows how a faith-driven leader has derived success by leading as Christ would lead and truly living the value of “people first.”