Quote by Hillary Clinton

I believe in delegating power.

I believe in delegating power.

Summary

This quote expresses the belief in the importance of sharing power and authority with others. It suggests that effective leaders understand the value of distributing responsibilities and decision-making to capable individuals within an organization or team. Delegating power not only encourages collaboration and teamwork but also allows for diverse perspectives and the development of those entrusted with responsibilities. By doing so, leaders can foster a more inclusive and dynamic environment where individuals are empowered to contribute and grow.

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By Hillary Clinton

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