Strategic Leadership Skills That Hold Up When You Are Not There
Most leaders are good at operations. Strategic leadership skills are what keep the organization producing after you leave the room. Here is where to start.
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If you caught our recent webinar or podcast episode, The Cost of Bad Leadership, you’ve already seen the numbers. Research from Army University Press and Gallup shows that poor leadership can cost organizations between $80,000 and $300,000 per year—per manager. The losses come from reduced productivity, disengagement, turnover, and missed opportunities. But here’s the truth: most…