Competitive Leadership as a Catalyst for Development and Transformation
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https://doi.org/10.62843/jssr.v5i3.567Keywords:
Competitive Leadership, Catalyst, Development, Transformation, Leadership StylesAbstract
“A leader is, who leads at the front and change the fate of the nation”.
Leadership in any circumstance i.e. organizational, political, social and economic is a concentrate able term to understand its application and how it motivate and bring transformation at subordinate level and team members to achieve set common goals. Leadership style adoption varies from situation to situation and may also vary in regional settings and values. In this qualitative study, it is strive to understand the approaches of leadership application, styles and their impact on nation’s development. Through, thorough analysis of cited literature, the base hypothesis are accepted and some suggestions are offered as the study is only limited for Pakistan region.
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