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Good to GreatJim Collins · 41 weeks“NOT WHAT WE EXPECTED Darwin Smith stands as a classic example of what we came to call a Level 5 leader—an individual who blends extreme personal humility with intense professional will. We found leaders of this type at the helm of every good-to-great company during the transition era. Like Smith, they were…”
Supplied book text; lines 665–670 · lines 665–670
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The detector found 104 occurrences of “level 5” within its defined search area. The excerpt above is one contextual anchor; locations are listed below.
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Supplied book text; lines 665–670. Exact source words are separate from the editorial annotations on this page.
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