The First 100 Days: A Leadership Test

by The First 100 Days: A Leadership Test
on March 12

The first 100 days are tracked closely following the inauguration of a new president of the U.S., and much can be learned by taking a similar approach as you enter a new leadership role in a company. Those first 100 days will set the tone for the remainder of your tenure, and they require a delicate balance of confidence and action with listening and learning.

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