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Rendered Speechless: Too Powerful Leaders Stymie the Team

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Rendered Speechless: Too Powerful Leaders Stymie the Team

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KEY CONCEPT

We have all seen it happen; a newly promoted leader monopolizing more and more ‘air time’ in meetings. It seems to be an occupational hazard: when leaders experience heightened power, they are compelled to demonstrate it with verbal dominance. This compromises and even stymies good team communication. The good news is that this effect can be virtually eliminated by taking steps to protect an egalitarian culture. 


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Idea conceived

January 1, 2011

Idea posted

Jan 2013
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