Leading with Character and Competence
Moving Beyond Title, Position, and Authority
by:
Timothy R. Clark
Summary:
The book provides a framework for leadership development that emphasizes the importance of both character and competence, arguing that effective leaders must cultivate trustworthiness, self-awareness, and skillful execution. It offers practical advice and strategies for individuals to enhance their leadership abilities and influence others positively, regardless of their formal position or authority.
Key points:
1. Character Before Skills: Timothy R. Clark states that leaders need to be honest and ethical before being skilled. Trustworthy leaders inspire others through consistent values and actions.
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