Leadership Stages Explained
Leaders often face sadness as they transition into directive leadership, focusing on scaling a single business model. As organizations grow, they encounter the need for distributed leadership, where teams take on distinct roles to manage complexity. The journey of a cafe illustrates this evolution, highlighting the importance of adapting leadership styles and bringing in new leaders to navigate these changes effectively.In this clip
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How and When Does an Organization or Individual Know That It's Time for Change? And How do We Navigate This? Can you Recover from Bad Decisions? With Richard Hawkes
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