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04.04.08 
	 
                     Knowledge-Age Organizations Need a Leadership System 
In this time of historical change, even the most effective network leaders are not the only kind we need. They won’t stretch us out of our comfort zones, they won’t inspire us to tackle the big problems facing our country, they won’t transform bureaucratic organizations for the knowledge age, and they won’t make the tough decisions that have to be made when there’s no consensus. For that, we need different types of leaders who collaborate. Knowledge-age organizations need a leadership system rather than a set of individual leaders.
In the age of knowledge work, leadership has become more essential as well as more complex than in earlier times. Adapted from The Leaders We Need by Michael Maccoby. 
                              Posted by Michael McKinney at 11:27 AM 
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