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leonid [27]
3 years ago
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There are numerous disciplines in the area of applied science and technology. These areas contain endless opportunities for tech

nical leadership. However, as a technical leader there comes a high degree of responsibility with a specific skill set and knowledge in a particular area. How would you define the function and responsibilities of technical leader
Business
1 answer:
Ivenika [448]3 years ago
8 0

Explanation:

A technical leader is one who has the know-how of a special task, often linked to operational and science and technology areas.

This type of leader is one who has expertise in a given subject due to his experience in the field and knowledge generated throughout his career. His main duties are to coordinate the work of the teams, supervising the work and adding value to the work due to his experience, he must be the main motivator of his team, increasing productivity and increasing innovation. It is also essential that the leader has communication skills, provides feedback and is always ready to assist his team and make work more effective.

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