Buddhist Leadership features

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ทัชชกร แสงทองดี

Abstract

Leaders are key individuals in every organization, a government organization or a private sector organization. It is the person who will lead the organization to the goal or lead the organization to overcome the crisis under the circumstances that affect the organization. There are many people who have studied leaders from the past to the present. Types of leadership features leadership features include leadership this scholarly article Buddhist leadership features; features include leadership in organization, meaning, composition and Buddhist leadership features.

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แสงทองดี ท. (2018). Buddhist Leadership features. The Journal of Research and Academics, 1(3), 137–149. retrieved from https://so06.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jra/article/view/178154
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