Number of pages: 240
Publisher: Harvard Business Review Press
BBB Library: Leadership, Communication
ISBN: 9781422183939
Leadership Presence is the ability to consistently and clearly articulate your value proposition while influencing and connecting with others. All technical capabilities being equal, presence is what sets true leaders apart. However, this book isn’t just about improving your leadership presence on the surface. It’s about taking it deeper and finding your Signature Voice: a unique leadership presence that is confident, authentic, and effective across a variety of situations and with diverse audiences. Like a signature, your presence is one that is recognizably unique and leaves a substantive impression on those around them and the organization. It takes this kind of presence to own the room. Welcome to our journey to Signature Voice. This book provides antidotes to these debilitating myths. Only leaders who are able to leave behind the same old advice are able to make sustainable breakthroughs with positive results.
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