Advantages
- This concept is seen as a long-term concept to live and work and therefore has the potential to influence the society in a positive way.
- The exemplary treatment of employees leads to an excellent treatment of customers by employees of the company and a high loyalty of the customers.
- There is a high employee identification with the enterprise.
- An excellent corporate culture is developed.
- Leaders of a company define themselves by their significance to the people.
- Servant Leadership can be used as a principle to improve the return on investment of staff, in all economic sectors. Managers who empower and respect their staff get better performance in return.
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