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Level 5 Leaders Characteristics and Operating Style
Level 5 ExecutiveAccording to Jim Collins, there are some significant differences between a level 4 leader and a level 5 leader. A level 5 leader is highly ambitious for the success of his company. He wants his company to succeed irrespective of his presence at the helm.
He chose David Gloss, who was non-charismatic, to succeed
him. The company continues to be great even after its founder is dead. On the other hand, a level 4 leader does not bother much about the greatness of the company once he is gone. Lee Iacocca, for example, can be considered a level 4 leader.
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