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31. Followers can be defined by their position as subordinates
or by their behavior of going along with leaders’ wishes. But
followers also have power to lead. Followers empower
leaders as well as vice versa. This has led some leadership
analysts like Ronald Heifetz to avoid using the word
followers and refer to the others in a power relationship as
“citizens” or “constituents.” Heifetz is correct that too simple
a view of followers can produce misunderstanding. In modern
life, most people wind up being both leaders and followers,
and the categories can become quite □□□□□. Our behavior
as followers changes as our objectives change. If I trust
your judgment in music more than my own, I may follow
your lead on which concert we attend (even though you may
be formally my subordinate in position). But if I am an
expert on fishing, you may follow my lead on where we
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