The Strongest Leaders Avoid These 5 Management Mistakes

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In an era of technological disruption and economic uncertainty, a 2024 Harvard Business Review research reveals that the “war for talent” continues to rage, with 91.9% of executives citing cultural obstacles as the greatest barrier to organizational transformation.

Through years of being a social entrepreneur and COO of a custom software company, I’ve learned that the most successful organizations are rarely built by individual efforts alone, but rather by leaders who recognize that people are their greatest asset.

Leaders should not be just decision-makers, but cultivators of talent, innovation and collective growth. Leadership, therefore, should become less about commanding and more about

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