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Emotional intelligence and transformational leadership in project management success

The most effective project managers have consistently shown a very high level of Emotional Intelligence (EI) in ascertaining what specific tasks needed to be completed at a specific time, while also managing the diverse skill sets of a project team.

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Organizational culture and leadership in new product development projects

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Confucius and business leadership: ancient philosophy applied to modern management

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Group cohesion and empathetic leadership in organizational effectiveness

We often hear much about "miracle" sports teams such as the 1986 New York Mets, U.S. Hockey's Soviet Union defeating team, and even this year's curse-destroying Boston Red Sox. Long after the individual exploits of individual players are forgotten, the team effort and lore will remain.

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George Washington's maverick leadership traits during the American Revolution

In his book Maverick Military Leaders, Robert Harvey outlines sixteen traits evidenced in the life of most, if not all, maverick military leaders.

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William Bratton's leadership style and career in law enforcement

Organizational and Admin. Strategies Organizational and Administrative Strategies in Criminal Justice In his book titled, Turnaround, William Bratton gives us his version of how his leadership style helped him to become the success that he is in law enforcement.

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Managerial grid theory and leadership styles

In today's globally competitive environment, an organization needs to pay far more attention to human resources management in order to be able to adapt quickly to a rapidly changing environment and remain profitable.

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Self-organizational leadership style and employee empowerment benefits

Self-organizational style leadership empowers employees to use their skills, abilities and learning to help customers and excel in every aspect of their job.

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Personal values and leadership philosophy in personnel administration

In personnel administration, I believe several of my personal values will be useful. These include helping others, showing loyalty, being a good listener, calming excited people, and creating a stable, harmonious work environment.

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McDonald's application of core leadership functions to business success

McDonalds has been able to successfully adapt to changing business environments and to uncover new opportunities in its markets through strong leadership at the corporate level over many years.

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