It’s All About Me! What Happens When A Leader Takes All The Credit?

Forbes
Forbes
Nov 10, 2017 · 4 min read
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By Joseph Folkman

You may know a leader who has a habit of taking credit for others’ accomplishments. Their motive typically is to make themselves look more effective, hardworking, or intelligent than others. The reality is that in most situations at work it’s difficult to accurately assign who deserves credit. Even in situations where a leader does…

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