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adherent
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adherent /ad·her·ent/ (-ent) sticking or holding fast, or having such qualities.


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It is likely that you will lose followership if you come on too much like a salesman.
So decisiveness is important, and the leader's job is to chart the course to encourage the followership that will solve these very serious problems.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] IMPORTANCE OF FOLLOWERSHIP American culture usually does not hold followers in very high regard.
 
 
 
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