Leadership

People were asked which leadership traits are most important. What they said matters for gender equality

A woman crosses a walkway between Goldman Sachs offices in central London October 15, 2009.  Goldman Sachs posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings and stayed on track to hand out more than $20 billion in year-end bonuses.    REUTERS/Luke MacGregor   (BRITAIN BUSINESS) - LM1E5AF19XJ01

Add-on or vital trait? Image: REUTERS/Luke MacGregor

Fabienne Eckert
Science Writer, FrontiersIn
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