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Wanda Wallace

London, New York
As seen in: Out of the Comfort Zone, Harvard Business Review, Strategy + Business, VoiceAmerica Talk Radio Network, CUInsight.com, Chief Learning Officer, Women Writers, Women's Books
Dr. Wanda Wallace - Key Note Speaker/Author/Managing Partner Leadership Forum/Host of Out of the Comfort Zone bit.ly/1yKmxQq on @VoiceAmBusiness #CantKnowItAll
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Leadership Matters: The leadership see-saw

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By Wanda Wallace
| CUInsight.com Verified
Leadership is a balancing act. Almost every quality of great leaders can be overdone, and their opposite can even be needed on occasion (except for integrity). For example, being outspoken is a great quality, but there are also times to hold back from giving your point of view so that others speak first. Great leadership requires constant adjustments in style and approach to get the best out of a broad range of people.
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You Can’t Know It All: Why I Wrote the Book By Wanda Wallace

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By Women's Books, Wanda Wallace
| Women Writers, Women's Books
You Can’t Know It All: Why I Wrote the Book By Wanda Wallace I have coached many women who were seen as great, amazing contributors in the workplace – highly valued by clients, managers, peers – but who were not seen as the next leader of the group. On the one hand, these women were valued because of their knowledge, experience and expertise. But on the other hand, they struggled to accept an expedient compromise.
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How to Manage the Leadership See-Saw

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By Wanda Wallace
| buff.ly
Leadership is a balancing act. Almost every quality of great leaders can be overdone and its polar opposite can be needed on occasion (except for integrity). For example, being outspoken is a great quality, but there are also times to hold back from giving your point of view so that others speak first. Great leadership requires constant adjustments in style and approach to get the best out of a broad range of people.
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