Leader Development Focuses on an Organization's Capability to Get the Work

question 109

True/False

Leader development focuses on an organization's capability to get the work done through its many leaders.

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Definitions:

Primary Intervention

An approach aimed at preventing a problem before it starts by addressing potential risk factors and strengthening protective factors.

Blustein's Theory

Relates to the Psychology of Working Framework, focusing on the role of work in people’s lives and the factors that influence career decisions and development.

Economic Factors

Considerations related to the economy that affect employment opportunities, salary potential, and job stability.

Relationship Factors

Aspects of interpersonal relationships that influence behaviors, feelings, and attitudes in a variety of contexts, including the workplace.