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Multipliers

How the Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter

Liz Wiseman

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Multipliers
Core Concepts
Diminishers
Multipliers
The 5 Multiplier Disciplines
The Talent Magnet
The Liberator
The Challenger
The Debate Maker
The Investor
The Accidental Diminisher
Well-meaning bosses can accidentally stifle progress
Smothering assistance prevents employee growth
Over-optimism can undermine genuine project difficulty
Cure: Ask for regular feedback from trusted sources
Dealing with a Diminisher Boss
Avoid quitting, hiding, or direct confrontation
Regroup and propose solutions combining both ideas
Use humor to gently stop micromanagement
Multiply your boss by utilizing their specific insights
Invite them to witness your talent firsthand
Transformation Strategies
Maximize one strength and neutralize one weakness
Challenge assumptions against Multiplier principles
Build a Multiplier culture by sharing the practices
Limit meeting input using a token or chip system

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According to the book, what is the fundamental difference between a Multiplier and a Diminisher?

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Multipliers Summary & Overview

Multipliers (2010) examines the difference between good leaders, known as Multipliers, who can join any team and make it flourish, and bad leaders, known as Diminishers, who can drain any team of its energy and drive. Author Liz Wiseman explains how to recognize the different types of Multipliers and Diminishers, while comparing the skills you should strive to develop with the ones you should avoid at all cost.

Who Should Listen to Multipliers?

  • Leaders and managers looking to get the best from their team
  • Workers concerned about their managers’ leadership practices
  • Anyone looking to understand the dynamics of leadership

About the Author: Liz Wiseman

Liz Wiseman is a researcher and speaker, as well as the executive advisor and president of The Wiseman Group, a leadership research and development center based in Silicon Valley. She has written three best-selling books, The Multiplier Effect, Rookie Smarts and Multipliers, and continues to advise and lead strategy and leadership forums worldwide.

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