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Originally Posted by Jack Moroney
There is not a simple response to this and the answers you get will vary from individual to individual based on their level of experience with others good and bad, the level of command you are talking about, and their own level of expertise. Basically it depends on the qualities of the individual, the situation at any particular point in time, the abilities and responsiveness of those being "led", the working relationship(s) in existence, expectations of both the leader and the follower, a mutual frame of reference for understanding the rules of the game and shared experiences, just to mention a few.
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I think that nailed the box lid down pretty tightly on this subject! Excellent!
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Jim
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