Philosophy of Leadership



Philosophy of Leadership

Introduction

The term leadership, by its very character, is loaded with implication frequently derived from the interpreter's diverse life account. For some, this presents an internalized individuality, shared processes, or civic commitment stranded in experiences as societal activists, with developmental mentors, or from positive group experiences. For others, the term may draw out a more pessimistic elucidation linked with abuses of power, positional, or an impersonal stress on end targets. These interpretations are frequently the effect of socio historical marginalization or negative encounters with those that improperly wielded influence. Both ends of this interpretive spectrum can also ...