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	'''''"Leadership in any organization is something to adjust to, something that even experienced employees have to take some time to look over. Not because they aren't ready, but, because the followers aren't ready. Leaders must care more for their people than themselves, if they don't, they are in the wrong job. Leadership is about where your subordinates do better than you. If they aren't learning to be better than YOU, your not doing your job correctly."'''''		'''''"Leadership in any organization is something to adjust to, something that even experienced employees have to take some time to look over. Not because they aren't ready, but, because the followers aren't ready. Leaders must care more for their people than themselves, if they don't, they are in the wrong job. Leadership is about where your subordinates do better than you. If they aren't learning to be better than YOU, your not doing your job correctly."'''''

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