By Mary Lynn Pulley & John W. Fleenor
Center for Creative Leadership
Valerie I Sessa
Montclair State University
Summary
Technology’s reputation for revolution has taken a hit. The belief that the digital age is negating all the old ways of doing business is no longer de rigueur. Yet executives say that the ways in which work is done and organized are changing radically and will continue to do so-a notion that has many implications for the practice of leadership.
Citation
Pulley, Mary L., Sessa, V. I., Fleenor, J. W., & Pohlmann, T. (2001). E-Leadership: Separating the reality from the hype. Leadership in Action, 21(4), 3-6. https://doi.org/10.1002/lia.2
