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Leadership in the Age of complexity; From Hero to Host There are 3 replies:
Franklin J Barry Students Author: Franklin J Barry, Email: barryfj@bethanylb.edu   Show MyInfo popup for Franklin J Barry
Leadership in the Age of complexity; From Hero to Host Original post: Sun 11/6/2016 at 10:44 PM

I found this article a little bit strange, it tries to talk about heroes and such and asks the question why do we continue to hope for heroes? I can only speak for myself but im sure others were thinking the same thing, im really not looking or hoping for a hero.

Victoria L. Sutton Students Author: Victoria L. Sutton, Email: suttonvl@bethanylb.edu   Show MyInfo popup for Victoria L. Sutton
Re: Leadership in the Age of complexity; From Hero to Host Posted: Mon 11/7/2016 at 12:37 AM, in reply to Franklin J Barry

I agree with you. I found this article odd to read. It goes from saying that we don't want to do work and so we want a hero to rescue us to saying that we have things to say and that we want to contribute so we don't want to be rescued anyways...

Tre'Von E Rucker Students Author: Tre'Von E Rucker, Email: ruckerte@bethanylb.edu   Show MyInfo popup for Tre'Von E Rucker
Re: Leadership in the Age of complexity; From Hero to Host Posted: Mon 11/7/2016 at 11:38 AM, in reply to Franklin J Barry

I agree people don't look for heroes and I as well thought the article was interesting when talking about heroes, because we older so we don't feel there are heroes.

Phillip I Crowell Students Author: Phillip I Crowell, Email: crowellpi@bethanylb.edu   Show MyInfo popup for Phillip I Crowell
Re: Leadership in the Age of complexity; From Hero to Host Posted: Mon 11/7/2016 at 4:50 PM, in reply to Franklin J Barry

I think what you say is true. that is something I thought was off about the article. its speaking for others