How the Post‐heroic Leader Scores

Abstract

Examines attitude changes occurring in companies since the mid‐1980s through job disruptions and redundancies, and suggests leaders do not realize that companies are not running as efficiently as they should. Wilson Learning has studied group emphasis since 1985 and suggests that creating a sense of collaboration (or post‐heroic leadership) is a necessity for organizations to survive. Lists capacities required for people to meet this challenge and concludes managers must shift away from traditional top down hierarchical structuring.

Citation

Roth, T. (1994), "How the Post‐heroic Leader Scores", Management Development Review, Vol. 7 No. 6, pp. 4-6. https://doi.org/10.1108/09622519410771736