From Linked in:

11 clear signals you have a great leader:

1. Integrity Is Their North Star

They do what's right, even when no one's watching.

As Bill Campbell, the "Trillion Dollar Coach," once said: "It's not about what you say. It's about what you do."

A great leader walks their talk.

2. They Measure Output, Not Input 

They care about outcomes achieved, not facetime.

They know that results are the currency of business, not promises and hours spent.

And they know that what gets measured, gets improved.

3. They Wear Humility Like A Badge

They're not afraid to admit when they're wrong or don't know something. They're always eager to learn from others, regardless of their position.

They know that the ego trip is a journey to nowhere.

4. Emotional intelligence Is Their Sixth Sense

They have an uncanny ability to read people and situations. They navigate complex emotions and interpersonal dynamics with flair. 

Empathy and understanding are their tools of choice.

5. Resilience Runs In Their Blood

They view setbacks as stepping stones, not roadblocks. When knocked down, they dust themselves off and keep pushing forward.

Their tenacity is contagious.

They prove that enthusiasm is common, but endurance is rare.

6. Adaptability Is Their Competitive Edge

They adapt themselves to circumstances, as water moulds itself to the pitcher.

They don't just embrace change; they champion it.

As Max McKeown says, “All failure is the failure to adapt; all success is successful adaptation.”

7. Innovation Fuels Them

They foster a culture of creativity and outside-the-box thinking.

They encourage bold ideas and calculated risks.

Status quo? Not in their vocabulary.

8. They Don't Wear Masks or Play Politics

What you see is what you get:

• Real

• Raw

• Relatable

They create depth. And depth creates authenticity.

9. They Communicate With Transparency

Delivering the truth courageously is the highest form of respect. 

They believe clear information sharing is power.

Empire building requires clarity of thought and word.

10. Active Listening Is Their Nature

They don't just hear; they listen to understand.

They give their undivided attention and make others feel truly understood and heard.

They know that successful people listen more than they talk.

11. They Adopt A ‘Relationships First’ Attitude

They invest time and energy into nurturing authentic connections.

They remember birthdays, ask about family, and genuinely care.

Their single greatest "people skill" is a highly developed and authentic interest in the other person.