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What is the BEST TYPE of CEO?

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By Wayne Rivers
7 minutes

We all know that emotional intelligence is an important leadership skill. However, emotional intelligence is even more of an asset when coupled with a “get things done!” attitude.

Watch our blog this week as Wayne refers once again to the terrific New York Times bestseller Who and shares the results of a fascinating study of the traits that separate top chief executives from the rest.

We look forward to hearing your thoughts and comments.

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