Leadership In today's chaotic world, the attention on individual leaders and their performance grows brighter. Those organizations that are supporting their value and the reputation of their leaders in these challenging times have one thing in common: leaders who pay attention to what they will leave behind them after they are gone. They ask themselves what values will sustain the organization over the long haul; what people will say of them; whether the organization they …showed first 75 words of 3655 total…

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