Adam Bryant, Corner Office, New York Times; Interview with Bill Kling, founder and president emeritus of the American Public Media GroupSometimes, You Need to Blow the Fuses:
"Q. What do you consider the most important leadership lessons you’ve learned?
A. Let me start by answering the question this way: I don’t think that there is one formula for leadership. There are cheerleaders who are really good at motivating people. There are innovative leaders who are really good at conceiving of products or spotting talent and who have a great vision for the company. There are leaders who are strong on personality, leaders who are strong on creativity. Some of the most effective leaders don’t fit a mold. The ones who I think make a real difference tend to be totally different from the standard definition. I think the strongest criterion is creativity or innovation."
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