Think about Machiavelli’s ideas on political leadership. Is he right? Is he wrong? Should we expect our political leaders to always be virtuous as well as effective? Which is more important in a leader, virtue or effectiveness? Why? Write an essay explaining your answers to these questions.

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anonymous · Answer

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destinycholie · Answer

The most valuable characteristic of being a great leader is the ability to make decisions. Starting from making clear of your own position; in contrast to being the swing boat, it does not gain much reputable praises from any groups of people. “The Prince,” by Machiavelli understands the importance of decision making and the respect for sticking to your decisions. According to a personal experience from this summarization, an UPS manager stated “I don’t care if you make a bad decision, as long as you make a decision.” This leads to the idea of putting in the effort of trying. How can anyone improve without trying? It is an idea about making a decision despite the results being a success or a failure. As time goes on, decisions making becomes an instinctive skill that any leaders should acquire. Machiavelli also talked about the concept of honors and rewards as well as cherishing talents and abilities



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anonymous · Answer

thank you so much your a life saver!

destinycholie · Answer

no problem!!! :)