The Servant Leader: Unleashing The Power Of Your People - Softcover

Neuschel, Robert P.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0749445335 ISBN 13: 9780749445331

Publisher: Kogan page, 2006

Synopsis

How do we develop leaders that others will want to follow? Neuschel firmly believed in the principle of servant leadership, which he first learnt early in his military career in World War ll. There he learnt to 'always serve your troops first that you may command better' and to 'grow the total soldier'. By that he meant to feed the mind, the heart, and the spirit. He adopted and tailored this philosophy throughout his subsequent long and successful corporate and academic career. He proved that enabling people to grow and make a greater contribution can only benefit them and the organization. More recently, Neuschel's concern was with today's corporate leaders' preoccupation with quick shareholder value at the expense of building enduring organizations based on ethical values. In his book he forcefully outlines what leaders have to do to bring this about. "The Servant Leader" is an eloquent and thoughtful insight from somebody who truly understood the importance of humility and humanity on the part of all those who take on the role of the leader: 'they must first serve so that they may lead better'.

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Review:

"A must-read book for aspiring leaders, leaders in place and students and teachers of leadership." -- Business Executive

"Honest, straightforward and jargon free." -- Refresh

"getAbstract recommends this thoughtful overview to students and managers who want to advance by helping others not climbing over them."
-- GetAbstract

Book Description:

Provides guidance on being a better leader based on observations during a military career

Addresses concerns with today's corporate leaders' preoccupation with quick shareholder value at the expense of building enduring organizations based on ethical values

Provides eloquent and thoughtful insights from somebody who truly understood the importance of humility and humanity

About this edition

• Publisher: Kogan page
• Publication date: 2006
• ISBN 10: 0749445335
• ISBN 13: 9780749445331
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 160