Introverts and extroverts lead in different ways, but it's the ability to balance both that often defines great leadership.

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No one’s leadership style is fixed, not even at the C-suite.

The best leaders don’t choose between agile and waterfall—they learn to navigate the tension and switch gears with intention.

Leadership styles to borrow from top founders and CEOs You’ve probably heard there’s a “right” way to lead. But the best CEOs and founders know the truth, great leadership is flexible.