The 360 Degree Leader : Developing Your Influence from Anywhere in the Organization
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The 360 Degree Leader : Developing Your Influence from Anywhere in the Organization

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Become a 360-degree leader with John C. Maxwell’s insightful guide. Learn to influence up, down, and across your organization, regardless of your position. Discover practical strategies to build trust, communicate effectively, and achieve remarkable results. Perfect for aspiring leaders at any level. ISBN: 9781404108752. “The 360 Degree Leader” empowers you to lead from anywhere and make a lasting impact. Unlock your leadership potential today!

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  • ISBN-13: 9781404108752
  • Publisher: HarperCollins Leadership
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Width: 139 mm
  • ISBN-10: 1404108750
  • Publisher Date: 07 Aug 2021
  • Height: 21 mm
  • No of Pages: 336

19 reviews for The 360 Degree Leader : Developing Your Influence from Anywhere in the Organization

  1. Sourav –

    One of the best leadership books I’ve read. Practical, actionable, and easy to understand. Highly recommend to all levels.

  2. Gaddala Yakub –

    A solid overview of leadership principles. While not groundbreaking, it’s a good refresher and offers some useful tips for navigating organizational dynamics.

  3. Ripunjay Tanwar –

    Didn’t quite live up to the hype. Some good points, but the advice felt generic and not tailored to specific situations. Needed more depth.

  4. Abhishek Ranjan –

    Maxwell delivers again! A must-read for anyone wanting to improve their leadership, no matter their title. Helped me understand how to better connect with my team.

  5. Saksham Dhawan –

    A mixed bag. Some helpful tips intermixed with overly simplistic advice. Ultimately, not as impactful as I had hoped, but still a valuable read.

  6. Shashank –

    Found this book very insightful. Great for understanding how to lead when you’re not in charge. Some of the best leadership advice out there!

  7. Yash Raypa –

    I really liked this book; it gave me a new perspective on leading from where you are. Encouraging and full of great points.

  8. Minnu Elizabeth George –

    Good insights, but felt a bit repetitive at times. Some valuable takeaways on influencing without authority, though. I was hoping for more practical examples.

  9. Mayank Sharma –

    Decent leadership book. Provides a good foundation but lacking actionable insights to implement the concepts. Good for beginners.

  10. Prajwal Deep –

    A decent read. Some helpful strategies for influencing upwards, but I was expecting more focus on leading from the middle. Worth checking out.

  11. Manjeet Dahiya –

    Changed my perspective on leadership. I am now more confident in my ability to influence others. I feel empowered. A must-read!

  12. Shubh Walia –

    Excellent book on leadership! A very practical guide to influence people around you. Easy to read and apply. Highly recommend for new and experienced leaders.

  13. Dushyant Gaur –

    Loved it! This book gave me the confidence to take on more leadership roles. Practical advice and inspiring stories. Highly recommended.

  14. Prince Jangra –

    A quick and easy read with some good reminders about effective communication. However, it felt a little too simplistic for my needs.

  15. Divya Mishra –

    Great read! Perfect for any leader looking to improve their skills. It’s practical and motivational. A great addition to my leadership library.

  16. Pratishtha Tekriwal –

    Pretty good. Not amazing, but it’s a solid read if you want an introduction to the concept of leadership from any position.

  17. Jigyasa Singh –

    It was okay. A few useful tips, but I wish there was more in-depth analysis of challenging leadership scenarios. Felt a bit surface-level.

  18. Kushal Lohia –

    Good book, easy to digest, but nothing earth-shattering. I feel like it recycles a lot of common knowledge. Still worth a read for some.

  19. Mohit Rao –

    I enjoyed the book. It provided actionable steps to improve influence across different levels. Some concepts were a bit basic, but overall worthwhile.

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