Stormy times test leaders’ mettle, write Michael Birshan, Ishaan Seth, and Bob Sternfels. Some leaders are cautious, in a strategic “wait and watch” mode; others are ambidextrous, prudent about managing the downside while aggressively pursuing the upside. Which approach is more sound? As they start to create value from volatility, ambidextrous management teams thrive rather than merely survive. Check out these insights to understand why bold strategic choices are necessary in times of crisis, disruption, and volatility—and dive into the qualities that differentiate the best leaders from the rest.
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