Question

One of Lyndon B. Johnson’s best-known early leadership characteristics was his _____________.

Answer 1

Answer:

Johnson treatment

Explanation:

Answer 2

Johnson Treatment

Explanation:

• Lyndon Johnson was an American politician and the 36th US president from 1963-1969. He was known for his domineering personality and the "Johnson treatment", his hard-hitting coercion of powerful politicians to move legislation.
• "Johnson Treatment"  was Lyndon Johnson’s persuasive tactics which was an amazing, potent mixture of badgering, persuasion, threats, flattery reminders of past favours and future advantage.
• Lyndon Johnson's greatest leadership skill was his government intellect. While he was in power, Johnson was a politically almost a perfect leader. He learned everything about the structure of government and it was really useful to him as he could bring everyone off the ground.
• Johnson had mastered one of the great leadership skills as President – to know when to achieve each of his goals. He knew instinctively when to introduce a bill, and what would create momentum instead of divisiveness for the next bill.