You've read the management books, attended the workshops, and sat through the seminars on effective leadership. Still, your people are disengaged. It's not your fault-you've been misled by an industry that offers the same old clichés in new, shinier packages . . . and the results suck. Until now.
Misled isn't a book of borrowed psychology from so-called armchair experts. Based on Lawrence Coval's forty years of experience leading people in technology and telecommunications, it reveals how any leader can build a foundation for capable and effective leadership in the real world. Coval has distilled his reflections on working in groups large and small into tangible guidance that anyone can adapt:
• Understand why the most common leadership advice fails the reality test • Recognize who you are as a leader through analyzing your leadership archetype • Protect yourself from self-sabotage and mitigate negative behaviors • Develop practical skills that reinforce how to put your people's success at the top of your priority list
Everyone deserves to be led well. With Misled, you can finally start.
