A Rethinking Impulse by Klaus-Dieter Thill
Introduction
In the domain of leadership, “soft skills” have grown increasingly vital. Yet, despite their pivotal role, many leaders suffer from a profound ‘Asynesis’ – a term rooted in the Greek “ἀσύνεσις,” meaning “lack of understanding.” Soft Skill Asynesis describes an absence of comprehension, or even an outright incapacity, to recognize the significance and value of social competencies. This concept signifies more than a simple deficit; it points to a deeper imbalance between the cognitive and social dimensions of leadership.
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