The 6 most important characteristic of a Leader's work

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The 6 most important characteristic of a Leader's work are

1. Detailed problem definition 

2. Define and assign role play

3. Robust Milestone planning

4. Lay down step by step process

5. Dry run

6. Implement with courage

 in short, ASAP Methodology

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