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Lawyers as Leaders

Pages
224
Published
2013
Language
English

Synopsis

Lawyers frequently hold powerful leadership positions, yet the profession often fails to equip them with essential leadership skills, leading to public distrust. This book explores why lawyers are chosen to lead and why many are unprepared for the role. Drawing on extensive research, it offers attorneys an invaluable guide to developing crucial leadership qualities, from decision-making and conflict management to ethics and diversity. It highlights the need for 'soft skills' like emotional intelligence to complement traditional legal strengths.

About the author

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Deborah L. Rhode

Deborah L. Rhode is an expert on gender, leadership, and the law. Her book, Women and Leadership, examines the barriers and progress women face in positions of power. She offers clear insights into these critical issues.