An article that relates leadership to Orpheus, Prometheus and Janus, argued that
a. like Orpheus, charismatic leaders must be able to resist the temptation to look back
b. charismatic leaders have divine, god-like abilities that set them apart from others
c. when subordinates see leaders take personal risks on behalf of the group and organization, they are more willing to attribute benevolent motives to leaders and accord them heroic, charismatic status
d. charismatic leaders are often like Prometheus (i.e., are two-faced liars concerned with their own self-interests)
c. when subordinates see leaders take personal risks on behalf of the group and organization, they are more willing to attribute benevolent motives to leaders and accord them heroic, charismatic status
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