Leaders look for dominance more than others. Their level of testosterone gives them the drive.
Testosterone, known as the the aggressivity hormone, may also generate a "generosity" behavior.
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Good practices in leadership and management - Patrick M. Georges
Patrick M. Georges
Patrick M. Georges is a professor in management, an author of business books and a manager.
He teaches managers at the University of Brussels and at HEC Paris
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He teaches managers at the University of Brussels and at HEC Paris
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Improve your effectiveness
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Dominance
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Hubris syndrome
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