Summary:
The book explores the impact of language and communication styles on leadership effectiveness, advocating for a shift from a command-and-control approach to one that fosters collaboration and empowerment. It provides strategies for leaders to change their conversational habits to create more inclusive and innovative environments.
Key points:
1. Leadership Language: Marquet suggests a collaborative and empowering leadership language, replacing traditional command-based language.
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