Angus King and His 10 Principles of Effective Leadership
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Angus King and His 10 Principles of Effective Leadership
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#2"10 principles of effective leadership"? Really?
What crap! Who is voting this up? I want my story-downvote feature!
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#3This actually looked like a good list. I'm doing some of the items, but I really need to work on building a team. My current partner is dead weight.
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#4"10 principles of effective leadership"? Really? What crap! Who is voting this up? I want my story-downvote feature!
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#5This actually looked like a good list. I'm doing some of the items, but I really need to work on building a team. My current partner is dead weight.
Speaking badly of people, i.e. in a non-constructive way, is not a leader-like feature.
Always constructive, please.
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#6This actually looked like a good list. I'm doing some of the items, but I really need to work on building a team. My current partner is dead weight.
To state your comment more effectively, you should have said, "My current partner would make a most excellent boat anchor."
As albertcardona mentioned, it's always best to remain positive when you're in a leadership position.
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#7This actually looked like a good list. I'm doing some of the items, but I really need to work on building a team. My current partner is dead weight.
Speaking badly of people, i.e. in a non-constructive way, is not a leader-like feature. Always constructive, please.
Thanks for your helpful comment. I obviously have many opportunities to grow as a leader.
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#8This actually looked like a good list. I'm doing some of the items, but I really need to work on building a team. My current partner is dead weight.
To state your comment more effectively, you should have said, "My current partner would make a most excellent boat anchor." As albertcardona mentioned, it's always best to remain positive when you're in a leadership position.
Another good point. After thinking it over, he'd make a much better buoy than an anchor. He is a man of rather grand stature.
I still don't think I'm doing this right. Another opportunity for growth is in front of me.