True Leaders Bring Out the Best in Everyone Around Them
Find out what it means to be a ‘force multiplier.’
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Tony Chatman, author of The Force Multiplier, wrote the book as a way to address a gap in leadership in a more practical, and less theoretical, way that would be applicable to everyone — from first-time leaders to executives. Chatman argues that if first-time leaders have a solid foundation about what it means to be a leader, they can avoid a number of pitfalls when they become executives. He also defines a “force multiplier” as someone who brings out the best in others simply because of their presence. This, Chatman says, is what makes a leader indispensable.
Tony Chatman, author of The Force Multiplier, wrote the book as a way to address a gap in leadership in a more practical, and less theoretical, way that would be applicable to everyone — from first-time leaders to executives. Chatman argues that if first-time leaders have a solid foundation about what it means to be a leader, they can avoid a number of pitfalls when they become executives. He also defines a “force multiplier” as someone who brings out the best in others simply because of their presence. This, Chatman says, is what makes a leader indispensable.
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