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This document outlines principles for strong leadership and culture according to the Berkeley Method. It discusses that leaders emerge through hardship and share responsibilities. Good leaders lead by example, collaboration, and take responsibility. They communicate consistently, inspire teams, use data-driven decisions, passion, and instill values and culture. Healthy conflict is encouraged by getting differing opinions and alternatives, while avoiding personal attacks. Cultural differences within teams are also important to understand.
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