there wont be a major flaw as great leader opt for corrective and preventive action and its ongoing process. nobody is perfect
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I have read the discussions with interest as a retired academic. I totally agree with Dinesh Diwekar's observation about Das500's lack of acknowledgment. In fact, I have sent a personal message to which I have not had a response yet.
If I may make a sincere suggestion, please do check the details of the poster first and raise questions if the post lacks detail about the person and why he or she has raised the question.
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1708If I may make a sincere suggestion, please do check the details of the poster first and raise questions if the post lacks detail about the person and why he or she has raised the question.
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Dear Das500,
First, let us understand your question here. I feel the terms "Best Answer" and "Greatest Flaw" are both irrelevant here. Both the answers and the flaws are relative terms. My best answer could be the worst for you, and your greatest flaw may be my strongest point. Hence, your search here should be for "good answers" and not the best one.
Having settled that, let me come to my answer. I feel, as a leader myself, I must know that nothing in this world is completely flawless. Right from the source of life, the sun, to our own functional human body, everything is with a flaw or two. The sun sets and even gets clouded, the human body is so asymmetrical and changing every second.
Having realized and accepted that nothing in this world is flawless, as an interviewee, let me accept my flaws. However, I shall not term any of it as the greatest as there may be nothing as such. The number of flaws in my leadership may vary from time to time as they may be fluctuant and depend on the situations themselves.
Finally, just for your question's sake, the greatest (?) flaw in my leadership would be to think that I, being flawless, am the greatest leader of all.
From India, Mumbai
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First, let us understand your question here. I feel the terms "Best Answer" and "Greatest Flaw" are both irrelevant here. Both the answers and the flaws are relative terms. My best answer could be the worst for you, and your greatest flaw may be my strongest point. Hence, your search here should be for "good answers" and not the best one.
Having settled that, let me come to my answer. I feel, as a leader myself, I must know that nothing in this world is completely flawless. Right from the source of life, the sun, to our own functional human body, everything is with a flaw or two. The sun sets and even gets clouded, the human body is so asymmetrical and changing every second.
Having realized and accepted that nothing in this world is flawless, as an interviewee, let me accept my flaws. However, I shall not term any of it as the greatest as there may be nothing as such. The number of flaws in my leadership may vary from time to time as they may be fluctuant and depend on the situations themselves.
Finally, just for your question's sake, the greatest (?) flaw in my leadership would be to think that I, being flawless, am the greatest leader of all.
From India, Mumbai
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