In this article, author - Warren G. Bennis, a Distinguished Professor of Business Administration at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles - identified the seven ages of the leader. Each stage of leadership brings new crisis and challenges. Bennie takes upon a monologue in Shakespeare’s play As you like it, to describe the different phases of the leader in this article.
Seven ages of leader identified by author are the infancy executive, the schoolboy with shining face, The lover with a woeful ballard, The bearded soldier, The General full of wise saws, The Statesman with spectacle Nose, and The Sage second childishness. Leaders normally go through these stages when they are entering to an organization. They may even have
Seven ages of leader identified by author are the infancy executive, the schoolboy with shining face, The lover with a woeful ballard, The bearded soldier, The General full of wise saws, The Statesman with spectacle Nose, and The Sage second childishness. Leaders normally go through these stages when they are entering to an organization. They may even have