Applying president Ho Chi Minh’s working style in building female leaders at all levels and sectors in the current situation
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https://doi.org/10.52296/vje.2019.35-
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This article generalizes female leaders at all levels and sectors in Vietnam nowadays learning creatively Ho Chi Minh’s working style, as well as practising and establishing working style and leadership which are democratic, scientific, suitable for public and taking the role model. They have a democratic, decisive, close leadership; know how to encourage talents; have scientific, revolutionary, active, creative style in line with 10 leadership principles in the modern society. They have ethics, talent, full competencies to meet all requirements of reform, global integration for the sustainable development of the nation.
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