Power distance—the extent to which less powerful members accept unequal power distribution—affects leadership styles within Agile and Lean frameworks. In low power distance cultures, teams often expect participative decision-making, aligning well with Agile’s servant-leader model. High power distance cultures may require intentional efforts to empower team members and decentralize decisions to realize Agile benefits fully.

Power distance—the extent to which less powerful members accept unequal power distribution—affects leadership styles within Agile and Lean frameworks. In low power distance cultures, teams often expect participative decision-making, aligning well with Agile’s servant-leader model. High power distance cultures may require intentional efforts to empower team members and decentralize decisions to realize Agile benefits fully.

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