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Leadership involves key functions like setting vision, developing people, and strategic planning. Effective leaders adapt their approach based on organizational context and changing circumstances for sustainable success.

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  • Leadership's profound impact is often underestimated and poorly understood.
  • Traditional focus on leader traits overlooks essential leadership functions.

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  • To identify and review the essential responsibilities of effective leadership.

Main Methods:

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  • Adaptability to organizational context and circumstances is key for sustained leadership success.