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you could take a look at Sloan's desired qualifications: - A strong desire and ability to improve upon the status quo
- Intellectual curiosity
- A track record of success, both personally and professionally
- The ability to work well with others
- Passion
- Humility
No so-called 'leadership'...My view is that leadership is how you could leverage your own intellect and personality to maximize the team's productivity and performance. In Sloan's requirement, 'the ability to work well with others' is somehow answered your question. Leadership is not such a big word that means leading/ controlling a 'team' or a 'company', but just the ability to make a team 'work well'... |