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         <title>1. Reading 1 states that leadership is meant to achieve shared goals or visions. Does Whitehurts&#39;s statement agree with this, and why? (1:25)</title>
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         <title>2. Out of the 8 examples of leadership in Project.Co, which one is most represented by the junior engineer speaking out and criticizing the discussion? (2:07)</title>
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         <title>3. Whitehurst states that he was used to his role where he typically knew more just because he had more information available to him in high positions.  Considering he may not have had real hands-on experience and only looked at raw data and statistics, would having more knowledge necessarily mean he would be a good leader? (4:33)</title>
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         <title>4. Review Whitehurst&#39;s transition from Delta to Red Hat. What is the difference between the type of power he held at Delta versus Red Hat, and how did that influence the workplace? (7:15)</title>
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