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Building a more collaborative, inclusive leadership style requires that we discard the top-down management approach. It requires rethinking how we approach our everyday decisions, and what role our workers have in those decisions. It means giving them a workplace culture that delivers the conditions they need to work at their best capacity.

Building a more collaborative, inclusive leadership style requires that we discard the top-down management approach. It requires rethinking how we approach our everyday decisions, and what role our workers have in those decisions. It means giving them a workplace culture that delivers the conditions they need to work at their best capacity.

Building a more collaborative, inclusive leadership style requires that we discard the top-down management approach. It requires rethinking how we approach our everyday decisions, and what role our workers have in those decisions. It means giving them a workplace culture that delivers the conditions they need to work at their best capacity.

Building a more collaborative, inclusive leadership style requires that we discard the top-down management approach. It requires rethinking how we approach our everyday decisions, and what role our workers have in those decisions. It means giving them a workplace culture that delivers the conditions they need to work at their best capacity.

Building a more collaborative, inclusive leadership style requires that we discard the top-down management approach. It requires rethinking how we approach our everyday decisions, and what role our workers have in those decisions. It means giving them a workplace culture that delivers the conditions they need to work at their best capacity.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth: what frustrates many traditional firms about Gen Z is also exactly what makes them valuable. They’re not breaking work. They’re exposing what’s already broken.