Even though you have been moderately successful, you are not \"coming along” in

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Even though you have been moderately successful, you are not "coming along” in your career as quickly as either your boss or you had hoped. Two years ago, becoming the regional sales manager looked like it was about three years away. Now it seems like it could be ?ve years away. You frequently overhear your boss and his boss saying, "We have plenty of good managers but few real leaders.” The inference is that you and your colleagues either do not have, or have not shown, "the right stuff” of leadership. What does it mean to be a leader? Can it be learned? How might you demonstrate it for your superiors? What speci?c actions could you take that have been shown to help build real leadership capability?

Explanation / Answer

A leader is a person who set right directions for his followers. A true leader is one who will be emotionally strong, positive approach, truth as a virtue, honest, and have a dynamic personality. Leaders can be viewed as a guide who makes right path to their followers.

Yes, leadership can be learned through training and practice. American scholars and theorists believe that people will become a strong leader if they will be given right support and learning environment.

We shall take the following actions to build real leadership capability:

1) We shall make our proper attention to listen the guidelines from our superiors.

2) We shall do our best to keep happy to our senior people.

3) We will follow discipline and instructions given by boss.

4) We will learn etiquettes of a good leader from our ideals.

5) We shall take help from internet sources, audio and video tools.

6) We shall increase our capabilities to observe and read people.

7) We shall prepare ourselves to be honest and ethical one.

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