Today’s companies say they have trouble filling leadership roles. That’s not just a business problem—it’s a signal that many professionals aren’t learning the skills they need in time.
Traditional education models often move slowly. They’ve struggled to keep up with what employers actually need. But that’s beginning to change. Colleges and universities are starting to redesign how they prepare students for leadership. The change is showing up in what’s taught, how it’s delivered, and how closely it ties to real-world experience. This shift matters for anyone hoping to grow into a leadership role—or hire someone who can lead well.
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