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Decades advising CEOs and studying leadership, Harvard Business School professor and author Linda Hill has a clear view of what makes great leaders and where many fall short; Hill explains why today's most successful executives prioritize collaboration over charisma, embrace constructive conflict and create organizations that adapt to constant change; she also shares how artificial intelligence is reshaping leadership and the skills the next generation of executives will need to thrive.
Decades advising CEOs and studying leadership, Harvard Business School professor and author Linda Hill has a clear view of what makes great leaders and where many fall short; Hill explains why today's most successful executives prioritize collaboration over charisma, embrace constructive conflict and create organizations that adapt to constant change; she also shares how artificial intelligence is reshaping leadership and the skills the next generation of executives will need to thrive.
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