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Humility as enlightened leadership: a Chinese perspective
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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (2019) 38 (3): 158–174.
Published: 09 April 2019
...Feng Xu; Benhua Xu; Verl Anderson; Cam Caldwell Purpose Humility as an important factor for leaders was identified by Collins (2001) and his colleagues in an extensive research project about the leadership qualities of the leaders of companies that transitioned from “good” to “great.” This paper...
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Understanding level 5 leaders: the ethical perspectives of leadership humility
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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (2017) 36 (5): 724–732.
Published: 12 June 2017
...Cam Caldwell; Riki Ichiho; Verl Anderson Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the ethical perspectives of leadership humility. Jim Collins, in his seminal work, Good to Great, noted that all great organizations are led by “Level 5 leaders (L5Ls).” These leaders exhibit fierce...
