“When I teach us at Sydney University's MBA program, the students have to go and map the red zone behaviors in their organization. Then they have to answer the question, why are they there?”

Kat Thompson, Zest · The Secret Life of Great Leaders · Heroic Leaders Can’t Save the Day Alone

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Have MBA students map red zone behaviors in their organization and answer why they are there

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