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Using the following sample leadership credos, develop your own leadership credo: (from highlight 8.1)as a leader, i . .. . believe in the concept of whole persons and will seek to use the full range of talents and abilities of colleagues whenever possible. . will seek to keep people fully informed. . will more consistently express appreciation to others for a job well done. . will take risks in challenging policies or protocol when they do not permit us to effectively serve our customers.. . will selectively choose battles to fight—rather than trying to fight all of the possible battles. . will actively support those providing the most effective direction for our company. . will seek to change the things i can in a positive direction and accept those things i have no chance or opportunity to change.

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