What are the fundamental leadership capabilities that are needed for an era of exponential technology and AI innovation?

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Sales Manager5 days ago

Leading is not easy, you have to take ownership of the team's direction, deal with difficulties both within the task and among group members , deal with consequences and responsibility that arise from decisions made.

Director of IT in Finance (non-banking)8 days ago

Foresightedness , the ability to infer signal from the signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio when it comes to observing current or future trends. The capability to strike a balance when choosing between near-term objectives and long-term prospects around emerging technologies. Someone who demonstrates pragmatism and clarity when communicating strategies across all levels of the organization, ensuring alignment and understanding.

Director of Product Management in Healthcare and Biotech8 days ago

Not just product building skills, but in recruiting, team building, execution and distribution skills. 

Global Intelligent Automation & GenAI Leader in Healthcare and Biotech8 days ago

In a time of exponential tech and AI, leadership isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about creating brave spaces where people can question, learn, and grow together.

We need leaders who are courageous enough to be vulnerable, curious enough to keep learning, and bold enough to include voices that are often left out.

Ethical clarity, relational intelligence, and the ability to lead through ambiguity are the real fundamentals now.

Brave Space Leadership is about staying fully human in a rapidly changing world.

Those same leaders should be enabling, empowering, and emboldening their employees since your employees should be seen as your first customers. 

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Functional Analyst IV in Retail12 days ago

Leader should themselves have latest technical knowledge, so they don't throw wrenches in progress out of their insecurities

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