AI Era Demands 'Observational Skills' and 'Flexibility' in Philippine Leadership
As AI evolves, leadership paradigms are being redefined. In the Philippines, 'situational awareness,' 'individualized approaches,' and 'tolerance for uncertainty' are gaining prominence over traditional 'knowledge and quick decision-making.' These skills are crucial for organizational management in today's dynamic environment.
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