The essence of leadership is not to portray yourself as some sort of know-it-all, but your ability to develop the people you are working with so they themselves can take the initiative and do the organizational drive.

Pat Chambers
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It is very easy for an individual to be promoted to leadership position. People who are promoted tend to think that they know it all and that they can take charge of things on their own. They often act like dictators, running everything in the organization with no accountability to anyone else. If you want to learn more about leadership, check out this article: http://www.leadership-courses.com/leadership-course/

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