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Lead through crisis by inspiring awe
As leaders look for ways to lead their teams through constant change, don’t discount the role of awe-inspiring leadership, says David De Cremer, the dean of Northeastern University's D'Amore-McKim School of Business and co-author of a recent research paper on the effects of awe on teams. “People are looking for meaning in times of crisis and uncertainty,” says De Cremer. “When do you pay attention? When you think you're in awe, it's impressive. …
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