Top leaders must develop a ‘teachable’ point of view on business ideas and values, and they must have a personal vision that can be codified
We are surely living in paradoxical times. Even as observers bemoan the lack of upright and charismatic political leaders, the corporate sector continues to produce visionary leaders who are inspiring their organizations to greater heights all the time.
by Udayakumar Gopalakrishnan
by Sharon Armstrong
by The Open University
by K. Aswathappa
Top leaders must develop a ‘teachable’ point of view on business ideas and values, and they must have a personal vision that can be codified
We are surely living in paradoxical times. Even as observers bemoan the lack of upright and charismatic political leaders, the corporate sector continues to produce visionary leaders who are inspiring their organizations to greater heights all the time.
