Failure In Leadership An Instructive Essay

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The president and his team should involve opened methods of trying to establish an economy that is within the spheres of management by the country. Failures in the economic activities are directed at the number of mechanisms that have been put in place as recovery measures for growth and development. The second aspect should look at establishing the best practice that includes corrections and reception of opinions from the concerned parties. The President should establish an all-inclusive government that seeks remedy measures from the public in order to arrive at...

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For instance, an all-inclusive government will work towards establishing governance that dwells within a stable ground for growth and development in the country. It is necessary to consider the fact that good leadership be consolidated to inclusion of various policies and selecting the best practices that yield to the success of all the people within the country. Moreover, it is necessary for the nation and the government to adopt responsive leadership that considers the ideas of people within the country.

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