3 Ways Experience Differs From Expertise How often have you, either personally, or heard others, said that someone should make an excellent leader because of his extensive degree of experience? While one's experiences certainly impact leadership, it generally depends on both the type, as well as the quality and lessons learned, whether that experience will end up being a positive, neutral, or even a negative influence. While experience relates to what we've been exposed to (and done or been involved in), expertise only occurs when there is a positive transformation as a result of the lessons learned from that involvement. How often have you, either personally, or heard others, said that someone should make an excellent leader because of his extensive degree of experience? While one's experiences certainly impact leadership, it generally depends on both the type, as well as the quality and lessons learned, whether that experience will end up being a positive, neutral, or even a negative influence. While experience relates to what we've been exposed to (and done or been involved in), expertise only occurs when there is a positive transformation as a result of the lessons learned from that involvement.
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