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💰 Business14 March 2026·2 min read·

"I" vs "We" leadership: impact on organisational culture in Zimbabwe

Source: businesstimes-zw

Dr Philimon Chitagu explores the contrast between "I" and "We" leadership mentalities and their effects on organisational culture. The analysis argues that leadership is fundamentally about influence and mobilising people toward shared goals, not just authority or position. The piece highlights how leadership mindset shapes team dynamics and institutional performance.

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