The document discusses the qualities and traits that make leadership effective. It defines leadership as an influence process that is situational, stimulatory, and aimed at attaining common goals and group welfare. Effective leadership requires personal traits like self-confidence, communication skills, and vision, as well as managerial traits such as administrative ability, technical knowledge, and the ability to deal with people. Key competencies for leaders include developing cooperation, exercising authority, motivating followers, communicating effectively, and appreciating subordinates.
Leader or Loser? A new leader has a different approach towards success.LMI-India
This presentation gives us the Idea about what traits a leader should have and without these traits a loser come into existence.
The new leader of advanced world.
Sharing Roundtable, Changing Stewardship: What can different generations of librarians teach other?, NY-NJ Medical Library Association (MLA) Annual Meeting, October 2010, Yonkers, NY.
Leader or Loser? A new leader has a different approach towards success.LMI-India
This presentation gives us the Idea about what traits a leader should have and without these traits a loser come into existence.
The new leader of advanced world.
Sharing Roundtable, Changing Stewardship: What can different generations of librarians teach other?, NY-NJ Medical Library Association (MLA) Annual Meeting, October 2010, Yonkers, NY.
This ppt gives a brief knowledge about the principles of management given by Henry Fayol. It also contains some points for managerial success and managerial roles.
The first half of the decade is almost over. To celebrate, here are 12 leadership quotations that were published between 2011 and 2015. Author quotations include L. David Marquet, Simon Sinek, James M. Kouzes & Barry Z. Posner, James C. Hunter, David S. Alberts & Richard E. Hayes, Joseph Grenny (including co-authors Kerry Patterson, David Maxfield, Ron McMillan, & Al Switzer), Pierre Gurdjian, Thomas Halbeisen, & Kevin Lane, and John Cleese.
A Hero's Journey perspective on guiding organizational change and transformation and comparison to traditional change management approaches, including aspects of motivation, emotions, positive focus and alignment with the organization's core ideas and strategy. Extensive use of organizational change journey mapping and narratives in leadership. A proposal for epic servant leadership as the ideal guide for organizational change journeys.
What is a leader? - A better way to understand leadershipSimon Smyth
According to Simple English Wikipedia, A leader is someone who has the authority to tell a group of people what to do – somebody whom people follow.
However, is being in charge what defines you as a leader? Maybe our idea of leadership has changed over time and perhaps it goes slightly deeper than that.
Leadership for the Future: Ignatian Discernment and ValuesAndrea Mennillo
Article by Andrea Mennillo which contains a reflection on current leadership models, proposing discernment as a fundamental value for today and for the future
HR Excel 2016, Singapore. Andrew Bryant https://sg.linkedin.com/in/andrewbryant speaks on a Self-leadership approach to creating a strong #leadership #culture. http://www.selfleadership.com
This presentation is on one chapter of the book called Strategy Safari by Henery Mintzberg . This helps you understand how should one look at a strategy. How an entrepreneur should be a visionary leader and have a visionary organisation and should adapt to the rapid change in the environment, It also includes how the learning and conclusions form the chapter
This ppt gives a brief knowledge about the principles of management given by Henry Fayol. It also contains some points for managerial success and managerial roles.
The first half of the decade is almost over. To celebrate, here are 12 leadership quotations that were published between 2011 and 2015. Author quotations include L. David Marquet, Simon Sinek, James M. Kouzes & Barry Z. Posner, James C. Hunter, David S. Alberts & Richard E. Hayes, Joseph Grenny (including co-authors Kerry Patterson, David Maxfield, Ron McMillan, & Al Switzer), Pierre Gurdjian, Thomas Halbeisen, & Kevin Lane, and John Cleese.
A Hero's Journey perspective on guiding organizational change and transformation and comparison to traditional change management approaches, including aspects of motivation, emotions, positive focus and alignment with the organization's core ideas and strategy. Extensive use of organizational change journey mapping and narratives in leadership. A proposal for epic servant leadership as the ideal guide for organizational change journeys.
What is a leader? - A better way to understand leadershipSimon Smyth
According to Simple English Wikipedia, A leader is someone who has the authority to tell a group of people what to do – somebody whom people follow.
However, is being in charge what defines you as a leader? Maybe our idea of leadership has changed over time and perhaps it goes slightly deeper than that.
Leadership for the Future: Ignatian Discernment and ValuesAndrea Mennillo
Article by Andrea Mennillo which contains a reflection on current leadership models, proposing discernment as a fundamental value for today and for the future
HR Excel 2016, Singapore. Andrew Bryant https://sg.linkedin.com/in/andrewbryant speaks on a Self-leadership approach to creating a strong #leadership #culture. http://www.selfleadership.com
This presentation is on one chapter of the book called Strategy Safari by Henery Mintzberg . This helps you understand how should one look at a strategy. How an entrepreneur should be a visionary leader and have a visionary organisation and should adapt to the rapid change in the environment, It also includes how the learning and conclusions form the chapter
Unlike management, leadership cannot be taught, although it may be learned and enhanced through coaching or mentoring. Someone with great leadership skills today is Bill Gates who, despite early failures, with continued passion and innovation has driven Microsoft and the software industry to success.
Critical Leadership Competencies for Organizational SuccessWong Yew Yip
Organizations strive for sustainable success by meticulously developing their Vision, Mission and Core Values with detailed business strategies and action plans for implementation. Thereafter, one of the most critical factors that would ensure that the organization achieve success is the quality of its leaders – what critical leadership competencies are needed, how competent are the leaders now and how best to develop them to drive the organization forward.
2. LEADERSHIP is “ a process of influence on a group
in a particular situation at a given point of time
and in a specific set of circumstances that
stimulates people to strive willingly to attain
organizational objectives, giving them the
experience of helping attain the common
objectives and satisfaction with the type of
leadership provided”
-James Gibbin
3. Leadership is:
Influence Process
Situational
Stimulatory
Attainment of common goals
Group Welfare
6. Personal Traits
Self Confidence Effective Communication
Initiative and Innovative Dynamic Personality
Charisma Vision and Foresight
Emotional Maturity Flexibility
Intelligence Acceptance of
Decisiveness Responsibility
7. Managerial Traits
Knowledge of Human Skill
Administrative Ability
Technical Knowledge
Ability to Deal with People
Ability to Judge and Decide Quickly
8. Pre-requisites
Development of Voluntary Cooperation
Exercise of authority whenever necessary
Building zeal and confidence in followers
Appreciation of subordinate feelings
Effective communication
Motivational Talks
Self-awareness and Personal Leadership:Leadership involves knowing yourself and your tendencies. Effective leaders must have a clear sense of their own values, emotional intelligence, and learning orientation.Vision: Leadership involves seeing beyond what exists now to what may exist in the future. Leaders must be strategic, creative, forward-thinking, and excellent problem solvers.Execution: Leadership is about action and getting things done. Leaders must have the organizational and planning skills necessary to move their organizations forward.Adaptability: Leadership is ongoing and dynamic. Effective leaders must be flexible, versatile, and open to change.Social Influence: Leadership involves working with others. Effective leaders must be adept at conflict resolution, motivation, communication, and team building.Developing Others: Leadership is self-perpetuating. Leaders must foster and encourage others through mentoring, coaching, and the provision of feed-back.Business Acumen: Leadership requires deftness and judgment. Effective leaders understand the legal, technological, financial, and human resources aspects of business.