Calafragalistic

Leadership used to be viewed as innate. Eptimomized by heroic, Lone-Range types, it was seen as a mystical blend of courage, charisma, and perhaps even a flair for the dramatic. But beyond those traits, to paraphrase Louis Armstrong, if you had to ask what leadership was, you'd never know.
Fortunately, we've all grown wiser - or at least, we've had the lessons drummed into us by a business climate that is increasingly competetive and volatile. Yes, leadership still calls for charisma, courage, and decisiveness. For example, the ability to ...