We are frequently taught that leaders, especially aspiring
leaders, should hide weaknesses and mistakes. This view is flawed. It is not
only good to admit you are wrong when you are; but also it can also be a
powerful tool for leaders—actually increasing legitimacy and, when practiced
regularly, can help to build a culture that actually increases solidarity,
innovation, openness to change and many other positive features of organisational
life.

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