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Elena-2011 [213]
3 years ago
12

The best description of a strong leader is someone who?

Business
2 answers:
Mademuasel [1]3 years ago
7 0
In my opinion, a strong leader is someone who trusts in their colleagues and knows they are doing. I don’t want to have a boss who doesn’t 100% trust my capabilities, and I would want a boss who had a clear plan and knows what they are doing. Additionally, I would want someone who is determined and whom you share a common goal with. I would want to know that my boss has a goal that he/she strives to achieve every day.
Snezhnost [94]3 years ago
3 0

I think that in my opinion a good leader is someone who is kind to his/her people. Another thing that makes a strong leader and good leader is that she/he considers the opinions of the people they work with

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Net annual revenue $150,000 in year 1,      $152,500

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                                   per year thereafter  

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1                      14.29%               54,302                  56,445.50

2                    24.49%               93,062                  96,735.50    

3                     17.49%               66,462                  69,085.50

4                     12.49%               47,462                  49,335.50

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6                      8.92%               33,896                  35,234.00

7                      8.93%               33,934                   35,273.50

8                      4.46%                16,948                    17,617.00

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1                                     116,505.70                   118,880.93

2                                    130,396.70                  132,982.43    

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