What qualities or traits do you believe are most important in a leader? (Select up to three)

Leadership

Visionary33%

Communication skills61%

Empathy46%

Accountability35%

Decision-making skills45%

Adaptability24%

Integrity38%

Team-building20%

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Chief Product Officer in Real Estatea year ago

I'm so surprise to see Integrity scoring so low.

Director of Legal in Softwarea year ago

Empathy and communication together could be more vital.

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