We all know the stereotypes: Great CEOs are extroverted. They’re self-promoting. They’re risk takers. But are these stereotypes true? Which traits actually differentiate CEOs from other executives? And, most important, which attributes separate successful CEOs from other CEOs? Russell Reynolds Associates, in partnership with Hogan Assessment Systems, has led a research effort to separate myth from reality, identifying key indicators of leadership that have a measurable impact on a company’s growth.
Content: Article
Author: Dean Stamoulis
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Corporate Governance
Author: Dean Stamoulis
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Corporate Governance
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