Strengths Based Leadership (Review and Analysis of Rath and Conchie's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Tom Rath and Barry Conchie's book "Strengths Based Leadership" outlines the characteristics common to the best and most effective leaders and explains how you can identify and develop your personal strengths in an efficient way, thus providing you with the opportunity to learn how to become a leader in your own right.
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Strengths Based Leadership by Tom Rath and Barry Conchie
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Summary of Strengths Based Leadership (Tom Rath and Barry Conchie)
1. Effective leaders keep on investing in their strengths
2. Great leaders surround themselves with highly competent people
3. Effective leaders understand the needs of their followers in depth
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
After Gallup studied more than 1 million work teams and interviewed 20,000 leaders and 10,000 followers worldwide, it was found the best and most effective leaders do three things well:
To become a better and more effective leader yourself, start by figuring out what your own personal strengths are. Once you know what specific strengths you bring to the table, you can then start working on honing those strengths and enhancing them even further. If you keep at this, you