Hello leader! Who are you?

Servant leadership is the best leadership form. It is not the conventional African leadership pattern. The servant leader is first a servant, making sure that his people's highest priority needs are being served. In this role, he leads from behind. He is most caring and compassionate. What kind of leader are you?

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