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Leadership models come in many forms, but the “quiet coach” style is a modest and often overlooked approach. This technique does not depend on public declaration, emotional speech or intimidating character. Instead, it depends on intentional observation, purpose-based silence and focused questions. It is a model suited for leaders who understand that their job is not to speak the most, but to listen the best.
As the workplace shifts from top-down control to more collaborative decision-making, the “quiet coach” model is gaining attention across various industries. This article explains the characteristics of this leadership style, how it works and why it
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