Leading by Example: The Ups and Downs

Update: 2021-08-31

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This time-tested leadership method doesn't always produce the desired results. Dan and Akin discuss why, and what to keep in my when adopting this approach.

- Research Paper: 'Leading by Example: The Case of Leader OCB' by Tal Yaffe and Ronit Kark

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