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Leadership Tough Love: Examining Leaders Through the Lens of Reality
Time To Inject Tough Love Into The Conversation The purpose of this book is to bring us back to what leadership The role of affecting followers to achieve the organizational goals. Leadership Tough Love introduces ideas and observations that run counter to much current thinking on leadership. Timothy Lupfer takes a sober look at what leaders are and what they aspire to do. He firmly believes the time has come to inject some tough love into the leadership conversation.
195 pages, Paperback
Published September 25, 2019
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May 10, 2020
Great book on Leadership!
December 2, 2019
A no-nonsense analysis
The author, a West Point grad, U.S. Army officer and business consultant, debunks the top myths about leadership that are rampant in business, the military and other arenas where leadership training is often misguided. Lupfer draws on his experience as an officer during Desert Storm and later as a business consultant to expose common pitfalls, from the charismatic but clueless executive to the "instant success" guru to the minutia-crazed control freak. We've all worked for bad leaders, but Lupfer explains why they're lousy, how to deal with them and how to improve leadership training. A must-read for anyone who aspires to leadership as well as for their subordinates.
The author, a West Point grad, U.S. Army officer and business consultant, debunks the top myths about leadership that are rampant in business, the military and other arenas where leadership training is often misguided. Lupfer draws on his experience as an officer during Desert Storm and later as a business consultant to expose common pitfalls, from the charismatic but clueless executive to the "instant success" guru to the minutia-crazed control freak. We've all worked for bad leaders, but Lupfer explains why they're lousy, how to deal with them and how to improve leadership training. A must-read for anyone who aspires to leadership as well as for their subordinates.
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