1. Leaders are different from management. 2. Leaders do not have to be in every situation. 3. Concentration of power for individuals (Personalized power) and for society

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1. Leaders are different from management.
2. Leaders do not have to be in every situation.
3. Concentration of power for individuals (Personalized power) and for society
(Socialized power) are all negative for an institution or society
4. Leaders do not need to have cognitive factor skills.
5. Leaders do not need to have the skills to understand their own feelings and those of others (Emotional Intelligence)
 6. Leaders can not use theories of leadership such as Charismatic leadership, Contingency leadership, transformational leadership y Strategic leadership in any situation or circumstance.
7. Autocratic style is not a good way to lead and should not be used for leadership.
8. In Situational leadership, directing methods should be used in situations where employees have experience and willingness to work.
9. Asking for advice from colleagues or subordinates is an unethical political tactic.
10. Strategic leadership is not related to forecasting the future or changes in the external environment.

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