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The Folly of Communication

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(noun)
1. Lack of good sense; foolishness; a foolish act, idea, or practice.
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Leadership

Leadership styles

2015-12-27
By: LRS
On: December 27, 2015
In: Interpersonal Communication
Tagged: Group Communication, Leadership
With: 0 Comments

A video introducing the definition of leadership styles and explaining authoritarian, democratic, and laissez-faire leadership with examples of each.Read More →

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