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Leadership is as Leadership Does—Leadership Lessons Learned from the Recent US-Government Shutdown

We shouldn’t assume people are effective leaders just because of their title.

October 18, 2013 in Challenges, Decision-making, Expectations, Leadership, Problem Solving, Responsibility, Trust.

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