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 | Adaptive Leadership Today’s world is complex. Rapid technological advances mean the world is always changing. That leads to businesses also being in a constant state of change so they can keep up. It’s not enough to be a leader anymore. Now, it’s important to... | ||||
 | Adaptive Leadership Leadership isn’t about being in a position of authority. It’s about how well you can influence other people and mobilize them for your cause. Anyone can be a leader. Adaptive leaders encourage leadership among their employees so everyone can... | ||||
 | Adaptive Leadership People often resist change because they don’t see any problems with the way their organization works and don’t feel responsible for its success or failure. Different groups of people have different values, loyalties, and ways of interpreting... | ||||
 | Adaptive Leadership Adaptive leaders encourage experimentation, reflection, and self-correction. Even if an experiment fails, something valuable can be learned from it. That’s why it’s important for everyone to have the opportunity to reflect on an... | ||||
 | Adaptive Leadership If you want your organization to be able to deal with an ongoing flow of adaptive challenges, you’ll need to build a culture of adaptability. This is a long-term process rather than something that can be achieved quickly. Once the organization... | ||||
 | Situational Leadership All good leaders know that different situations, and different people, require different approaches. Mike struggling with the printer on his 1st day on the job would simply need clear instructions. But talking to Sal, who heads up the marketing... | ||||
 | Situational Leadership Some people like being told what to do, while others like to know why things happen in a certain way. You know that member of your team who always asks, “And why’s that?” Well they’re showing you they’ve got the potential to learn and... | ||||
 | Situational Leadership Good leaders know when to teach, when to direct, when to listen, and when to ask for opinions. While it might be down to you to make the final call, engaging your team will let them know that you value them and their opinions... and they’ll be... | ||||
 | Situational Leadership When adopting the delegating leadership style, a manager assigns a project or task to someone and then trusts them to carry it out with minimal monitoring. This approach is used when staff members are competent, self-motivated, and happy to agree... | ||||
 | Situational Leadership Mike has just deleted the Baines files by mistake, 15 minutes before Billy Baines is due to arrive for a meeting. You’re in charge, and it’s up to you to respond. So how are you going to handle it? Situational leadership provides 4 clear... |
