To a greater degree than ever before, they get to pick those for whom they will work. This month's list comes from the U.S. Army. A quick glance at the following paragraphs should serve to allay any fears that might arise concerning learning military techniques.
Action can, and often does, precede emotional commitment.
The following is the list of leadership traits, with some ideas on how working in a dotcom world might affect their relative applicability and importance. The trick is to be self-aware and to consciously work on your weaknesses. Integrity Honesty and consistency have always been extraordinarily important, but with growing physical distances between leaders and those they lead, integrity has become even more important. Knowledge Leaders must be comfortable with the fact that virtually all subordinates will know things that they, the leaders, don't know. On the other hand, it's as important as always that the leader possess the technical knowledge needed at his or her level.