Depree on Leadership

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"Max DePree offers advice in two books on leadership--Leadership Is an Art and Leadership Jazz. In the first of these books, DePree offers a definition of leadership, and he suggests that we should consider the leader as a steward who would be expected to leave behind assets and a legacy. DePree discusses the leader in terms of what the leader owes to others, meaning what the leaders are responsible for and to whom they are responsible. Leaders bring assets not only to individuals but to institutions. Leaders also are responsible for future leadership, meaning that the legacy they leave is a lesson to others. Leaders owe much to others, and this is clearly because leaders are dependent on others as achieve their leadership because there are those to be led. The author states, "Corporations, like the people who compose them, are always in a state..."

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