The most critical concept that I learned

An Assessment of Critical concept of MGT330 December 16, 2003 Critical Concept The most critical concept that I learned from this class is that today's managerial leaders have to perform complex balancing acts. For today and the future, leaders need to combine the best of traditional management with the new skills that work more efficiently in our new global society. According to Webster, a leader is "a person who has commanding authority or influence" (www.m-w.com). …

…for his decision. As a manager at Xerox Corporation going through organizational change, I have chosen the charismatic role to pursue in the future. I want to energize my employees into being leaders themselves and empower them to think for themselves. Teaching them to be leaders encourages the managers of tomorrow. Reference Word for Leadership. (2003). Retrieved December 16,2003, from www.m-w.com. Dessler, G. (2001). Management theory, practice and application. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Custom Publishing.