“The responsibility for leaders developing results-based leaders is shared. Current leaders who are senior managers have the ultimate challenge of preparing a next generation of leaders, every one of whom should be more capable than themselves.”

—  Dave Ulrich

David Ulrich, ‎Jack Zenger, ‎Norman Smallwood (2013), Results-Based Leadership. p. 209

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