Social Reform Leaders OR Socially Engineered Products themselves?

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Pointing out the difference between how leadership was perceived a decade back and how it changed later, Kalam said that competitiveness was the key to success and it was important for one to work and succeed with integrity. He said “vision, power of travelling to the unexplored depths, management skills, courage, nobility, transparency in action and to work and succeed with integrity” were a few concrete qualities that make a leader.



Kalam recalled the “best advice” he had received when in Isro.



“One should not let problem be the captain of one’s ship. One should be the captain of the problem and defeat and overcome it.” http://www.dnaindia.com/bangalore/report...le_1416822