This was a paper I wrote sometime in 2018 for a class on servant leadership. Abstract The #MeToo movement has had a ripple effect across organizations, industries, and societies. Organizations have responded with policies and risk-management strategies based on a fear-driven mentality. Furthermore, this fear mentality has complicated how men and women interact inside and […]
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In the beginning, Greenleaf (2002) introduced the philosophy of servant leadership through Hesse’s protagonist, Leo the Servant. The story of Leo showed how one might function both as a servant and leader but with an intrinsic desire to serve first. This notion to serve first can also be viewed as antithetical to lead first; moreover,
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NOTE: This post comes from a paper I wrote in 2018 for a leadership class. Since 2016, visits to Ethiopia routinely came with notices that the country was under a State of Emergency, another protest was imminent, and the internet had once again been turned off. A common theme typically emerged in discussions about leadership
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