Being a Good Leaders VS Your Team Having a Good Leader

January 25, 2019 Scott Miller

Join FranklinCovey Chief People Officer and bestselling author Todd Davis as he discusses how to recruit and retain talent in this hypercompetitive market. In this clip, Todd explains the difference between wanting to be a good leader and wanting your team to have a good leader.

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Scott Miller is a twenty-three-year associate of FranklinCovey and serves as the executive vice president of thought leadership. Scott hosts multiple podcasts including FranklinCovey On Leadership and Great Life, Great Career. Additionally, Scott is a co-author of The Wall Street Journal bestselling book, Everyone Deserves A Great Manager: The 6 Critical Practices For Leading A Team. He is also the author of the multiweek Amazon #1 New Release, Management Mess to Leadership Success: 30 Challenges to Become the Leader You Would Follow. Scott writes a weekly leadership column for Inc.com and is a frequent contributor to Thrive Global. Previously, Scott worked for the Disney Development Company and grew up in Central Florida. He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with his wife and three sons.
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