3. MAIN POINTS TO BE COVERED
Introduction to leadership,
Leadership and management
(A comparative analysis)
Effective Team Leadership (ETL)
Result Based Management (RBM)
SUMMARY OF TOPICS
6. “The greatest leader is not
necessarily the one who does
the greatest things. He is the
one that gets the people to do
the greatest things.”
RONALD REAGAN
7. WHAT IS LEADERSHIP?
As an art, a science, a
process, a perspective or a
philosophy, and a culture .
LEADERSHIP
8. PERSONALITY
Personality traits, Emotional intelligence, knowledge and Skills, Experience,
Affiliations .
PERSPECTIVE/PHILOSOPHY
PURPOSE
Beliefs, Attitudes, Culture, Faith, Thinking, Science
Mission, Vision, Impact, Value Addition- making things better, Innovation
for new frontiers, Distinction, Change, Sustainability.
LEADERSHI
FRAMEWOR
13. DIRECTING
Efficiency and efficiency of operations,
procedures, processes, practise. Entails
supervision, motivation, communication
CONTROLING
checking whether or not proper progress
is being made towards the objectives and
goals. setting standards, (KPIs)
ORGANIZING
process of bringing together physical,
financial and human resources and
developing productive relationship. Entails,
supervision, delegation.
PLANNING
future course of action & deciding in
advance the most appropriate course of
actions for achievement of pre-
determined goals
18. DELEGATION
The act of empowering another to
act on your behalf.
WORK
RESPONSIBLITY
Supporting your organization vision.
PERSONAL
RESPONSIBILTY
Ownership of the progress we
make in life, especially at the work
place
TIME MANAGEMENT
Effective use of resources
19. DO LATER
ELIMINATE
DO RIGHT NOW
DELEGATE
TIME MANAGEMENT
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THE EISENHOWER MATRIX- TIME MANAGER
22. AUTHORITY AND
RESPONSIBILITIES
The process of getting things done by other by
assigning them responsibility, give a right to do
a task, share a burden.
THE ART OF
DELEGATION
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Responsibility
Authority
Accountability
23. DELEGATION
RESULTS
Quantify expected
results, how they
will be measured
Cannot be
ambiguous
Define clear level
and line of
authority
Cannot be
abscure
Define the
activities and
parameters of
activities
Avoid generalities
Define the area of
operation
Avoid Unbalanced
workload
Provide
resources for
activities given
Avoid an
equipment
vacuum
AUTHORITY RESPONSIBILITY FUNCTION Tools Method
24. The
ORGANIZATION
DEFINES THE FUTURE.
MISSION AND
VISION
LONG TERM DESCRIPTIONS
OF INTENTIONS
DETERMINING HOW THINGS
WILL BE DONE.
ACTIVITIES DEFINED TO
ACHIEVE GOALS
STANDARDS TO MEASURE
PERFORMANCE
01
GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES
02
STRATEGY
03
ACTION PLANNING
04
MONITORING AND
EVALUATION
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27. ONBOARDING REVIEW
Presentations are communication tools that can
be used as speeches, reports, and more.
PERFORMANCE REPORTS
ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS
Presentations are communication tools that can
be used as speeches, reports, and more.
Presentations are communication tools that can
be used as speeches, reports, and more.