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Leading with Kindness: How Good People Consistently Get Superior Results

Book information

Year
2008
ISBN
0814401562, 9780814401569, 9780814401750
LCC
HD57.7 .B3475 2008
Open Library ID
OL16839630M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
643 kB (658540 bytes)
Pages
256\256
Time added
2011-06-04 13:46:07

Description

By now, many leaders have realised that when it comes to business, nice guys often finish first. Old fashioned images of corporate callousness and greed have been replaced by a gentler, more human conception of great leadership. But how does one define 'kindness' in the context of business? And what is the best way to 'use' this deceptively simple notion as a guiding principle to lead an organisation successfully into the future? "Leading with Kindness" identifies the attributes successful 'kind' leaders share, showing readers how they can use kindness. Far from presenting a naive idea of kindness consisting of the simple give and take of benefits for supposed loyalty, this realistic book shows leaders how they can use sincerity, honesty, and concern to get the most from their people.

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