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When Leaders Step Back: Productive Restraint, Strategic Absence, and Peer Collaboration
Highly productive leaders can directly raise team output, but excessive involvement may hinder collaboration among team members. We study two leadership styles. Under Leading by Contribution, in which the leader commits to her own effort before members act, preserving peer collaboration may require
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