The document summarizes key points from Chapter 18 of the book "Leaders Eat Last" about the important role of leaders in setting organizational culture. It provides examples of both good and bad leadership. Good leaders empower their subordinates, foster social connections between team members, and take responsibility for the success of each team member. In contrast, bad leaders like Saddam Hussein and Stanley O'Neal focused only on their own success rather than the team. The document also discusses examples of good leaders like Captain David Marquet who turned around a failing submarine crew through positive leadership.

3. LEADERS EAT LAST
SO GOES THE LEADER, SO
GOES THE LEADER
PRESENTED BY : ALIZA MIRZA
PRESENTED TO : SIR ISMAIL & ZAHID

5.  Chapter 18: Leadership Lesson 2 – Leader =
Culture
 Sinek says that leaders set the tone of behavior in an
organization.
 Strong leaders delegate responsibilities and empower
their subordinates. They foster an environment where
social chemicals -and the relative behaviors- are
abundant and people look after each other.
 He outlines the example of O’Neil in Merrill Lynch as
the terrible example of a bad leader ruining a culture
and destroying a company.
 And he details the positive example of Captain
Marquet aboard the Santa Fe submarine.
 He also speaks at length about Jack Welch and
Sinegal from Costco.

6.  The role of the leader is not to bark commands
and be completely accountable for the success or
failure of the mission.
 It is a leader’s job instead to take responsibility for
the success of each member of his crew.
 It is the leader’s job to ensure that they are well
trained and feel confident to perform their duties.
 To give them responsibility and hold them
accountable to advance the mission.
 If the captain provides direction and protection, the
crew will do what needs to be done to advance the
mission.

7. NEGITIVE
I BEFORE YOU, ME
BEFORE WE
POSITIVE TRUE POWER

8. I BEFORE YOU ,
ME BEFORE US
 SADDAM
HUSSAIN
 STANLEY O

9. SADDAM HUSSAIN
born April 28, 1937, Al-ʿAwjah, Iraq
died December 30, 2006, Baghdad

10.  Saddam Hussein was president of Iraq for more
than two decades and is seen as a figurehead of
the country's military conflicts with Iran and the
United States.
 president of Iraq (1979–2003)
 brutal rule was marked by costly and
unsuccessful wars against neighbouring
countries.

11. STANLEY O NEALS

12. E. Stanley O'Neal
Born October 7, 1951 (age 68)
Roanoke, Alabama, United States
Nationality American
Citizenship USA
Education B.S. in Industrial Administration
M.B.A in Finance
Alma mater General Motors Institute
Harvard Business School
Employer General Motors
Merrill Lynch
Board member of Alcoa
Platform Specialty Products Corporation
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Spouse(s) Nancy Garvey
Children 2

13. TRUE POWER
 DAVID
MARQUET
Turn the Ship Around! : A True Story of
Turning Followers into Leaders