Leadership

There is an old saw: A camel is a horse designed by a committee. You can ride a camel, true, but it just isn’t the same. You can try to lead by committee, but you won’t be happy with the ride.

Leaders in the most healthy, open cultural environment still have a responsibility to manage information.

Great leaders are made through education and an escalating, strategically engineered course of expanding opportunities for real-world experience.

Providing the most relevant experiences at the right time—such as stretch assignments—helps create leaders equipped to meet the demands of a high-level position…

Irving Janus, a research psychologist, developed the theory of groupthink: a mode of thinking by people deeply involved in a cohesive in-group when strivings for consensus override any motivation to consider other alternatives realistically.