Machiavellian individuals with strong political skill tend to be successful transformational leaders
Machiavellianism is a trait that is characterized by amorality, distrust, and manipulation. It can also be very goal-oriented and ambitious due to desire for control. Being high in Machiavellianism may make for a person who wants to lead, but does it make for a good leader? A study published in the Journal of Personnel Psychology suggests that Machiavellianism is only effective when coupled with strong political skills. ...
Nordrhein Westfalen Hannaa Genau Jamesa Meurs Gerhard Blickle University Of Bonn Personnel Psychology
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