You’ve adjusted, adapted, realigned, restructured — again and again. And now, you’re tired. Not just tired-tired. Existentially tired. Questioning-everything tired.You’ve had more change in bosses than years in the industry. Your team changes shape every quarter. The roadmap you were handed last month? Already obsolete. Sound familiar? It’s easy to think something must be wrong when everything around you feels … Read More
7 Key Leadership Styles Explained: Strengths, Best Uses, and Risks of Overuse
Leadership isn’t one-size-fits-all. The idea that leaders must adapt their approach based on context, people, and objectives dates back to psychologist Kurt Lewin, who in the 1930s introduced one of the earliest models of leadership styles: authoritarian, democratic, and laissez-faire. Since then, the concept has evolved significantly, but the core insight remains the same—effective leaders flex their style to meet … Read More