Problem
A critical component of a leader's success is their ability to develop effective relationships with their superiors, their co-workers, and their subordinates. Propose and discuss at least three strategies a leader should adopt to enhance their relationships with superiors, co-workers and subordinates. Discuss the importance of developing relationships within all levels of the organization.
Recommended Resources
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Warrick, D.D. (2016). Leadership: A high impact approach [Electronic version]. Retrieved from https://content.ashford.edu.
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Article
Carpenter, D. J., Fusfeld, A.R., & Gritzo, L.A. (2010). Leadership Skills and Styles. Research Technology Management, 53(6), 58-60. Retrieved from the ProQuest database.