Leading in a Crisis Details
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The speaker says we don’t usually celebrate leaders who are …
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However, great change can happen. Which example does she not give of situations which can cause massive change?
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The speaker asserts that in a time of crisis, we need leaders who are …
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She tells us that, firstly, communication for managers is important, but they must …
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The second rule for managers in a crisis is …
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The example given of New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, shows that a leader should …
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The third point that the speaker made was to keep your … at the heart of your decisions.
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The final point the speaker makes is that a good crisis manager should … so that people feel …
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