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Top 3 Leadership Skills to Maintain in a Post-Pandemic World Covid-19 has transformed life as we know it, impacting everyone personally and professionally. As we begin adjusting to a new normal, leaders must not forget the skills they honed to get through the crisis.

By Christal Bemont

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Covid-19 has transformed life as we know it, impacting everyone personally and professionally. As we begin adjusting to a new normal, leaders must not forget the skills they honed to get through the crisis. Instead, leaders must use this time as an opportunity to adapt and grow and lean even harder into three critical leadership skills that got many through the pandemic's trials and tribulations: empathy, agility and data-driven decision making.

1. Empathy

Maya Angelou said, "People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."

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