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Autocratic
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Participative
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Assignment: The End of the Great Man
This assignment is among the individual assignments that will in total comprise 25% of
your semester grade.
DUE DATE: Tuesday, September 8th by NOON
“None of us is as smart as all of us.” Warren Bennis, Patricia Ward Beiderman
This class will explore the meanings of leadership, groups, teams and how to make things
happen and how to make them work well. But first we start here.
This reading sets the tone for our exploration into what leadership and what it means to you and
how that has an impact on your opportunities in the vast marketplace.
• Read the enclosed article and write a 3 page (minimum) commentary on the points that
Bennis and Beiderman are making:
• Compare how this concept of leadership relates to your personal expectations as to what a
leader can or should be.
• Compare and contrast the author’s point of view with another theory or your own beliefs.
• Describe a personal experience where you personally witnessed an example of strong
leadership (or weak leadership) explain its impact on your thinking. And/or use a personal
example of your leadership experiences and explain its impact on your thinking.
Please submit your response (3 pages minimum) as a .pdf document into the drop box
attached to this assignment.
Name the submission:
PSDS2115_ GreatMan_lastnameFirstinitial_F15
For example-PSDS_GreatMan_glickj_F15
Assessment: I encourage you to score your own work using this simple rubric and share your
expectations with me at the bottom of your submission.
The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate your ability to read, assess, identify, analyze
and communicate. The process requires careful thought, reflection and articulation, essential
qualities for success. You will be assessed as follows:
1. Details: The submission reflects the specified tasks 70% of the assignment grade.
⇒ Thoroughly answers all of the questions-50% (up to 50 points)
⇒ Spelling formatting and structure are adequate. 10% (up to 10 points)
⇒ Named and submitted properly. 10% (up to 10 points)
⇒
2. Insight and Creativity (higher order thinking) 30% of the assignment grade
⇒ Demonstrated insight into the topic through analysis and reflection. 15% (up to 15
points)
⇒ Analysis of the subject showed creativity and attention to detail. 15% (up to 15
points)
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3. “Leadership is function of
knowing yourself, having a vision
that is well
communicated, building trust
among colleagues, and taking
effective action to realize your
own leadership potential.” Warren Bennis
6. Leadership is about:
• CHARACTER – Influence and Inspire
• VISION – Goals
• Ability to Create a Bond – nurture a
cohesive team
• Make People Work Together – assign
authority
8. 1913 Events:
• Mexican Revolution
• Amendment of the United States Constitution authorizing
the Federal Government to impose and collect income
taxes
• King George I of Greece was assassinated after 50 years
on the throne, He is succeeded by his son Constantine
• Foundation of Iglesia ni Cristo in the Philippines
• Italy returns the “Mona Lisa” to France
• The Second Balkan War begins
• Romania declares war on Bulgaria
• Far Eastern Games held in the Philippines (China and
Japan)
9. I want you to move forward in time and remind you that in 1913, the following
things have not taken place yet:
• World War I has not yet begun
• Philippines was still under the Americans. Ruled by The Governor General
• Television does not exist
• The Ford Assembly line is not born. This means, the global manufacturing
economy has not yet arrived.
• In the United States, blacks are still niggers. In Africa, apartheid is at its height.
• In India a child born to a Shudra dutifully accepts the work ordained to his
caste
• The world does not know about computers, penicillin, antibiotic drugs and
contraception
• The atom bomb has not happened
• The Japanese are a rice-growing nation of illiterate farmers and feuding
Shoguns
• The cold war has not happened
• Communism is not widespread, the USSR is not born and has not broken up
• AIDS is unknown
• There is no movement on global trade
• 9/11 has not happened
• India is just another British dominion
10. THE 21ST CENTURY
LEADERSHIP
Leadership development for the 21st
century requires a change in personal
practice, conceptual thinking, and
organizational application.
- Ph. D. Lorilee Sandmann and Ph. D. Lela
Vandenberg (1995)
11. CHANGE IN PERSONAL PRACTICE
A Personal practice model (PPM) is a social
work tool for understanding and linking theories to
each other and to the practical tasks of social work.
Social work is a professional and academic discipline
that seeks to improve the quality of life and wellbeing
of an individual, group, or community by intervening
through research, policy, community organizing, direct
practice, and teaching on behalf of those afflicted with
poverty or any real or perceived social injustices and
violations of their human rights.
12. CONCEPTUAL THINKING
Conceptual thinking is problem solving or thinking
based on the cognitive process of abstraction and
conceptualization -is a process of independent analysis
in the creative search for new ideas or solutions, which
takes as its starting point that none of the accepted
constraints of “today’s reality” need necessarily to apply
to or to shape the future.
Conceptual thinking is the ability to understand a
situation or problem by identifying patterns or
connections, and addressing key underlying issues.
Conceptual thinking requires an openness to new ways
of seeing the world and a willingness to explore.
13. ORGANIZATIONAL APPLICATION
Organizations will need to either create an
intellectual capital environment where the
transmission of knowledge takes place
throughout the structure, or continue to lose
important individual knowledge that has been
developed during the length of service
- Harris
(2000)
14. • The skills that a leader need in the 21st
century are not new. An example of this
skills are the following:
• Critical Thinking
• Problem Solving
• Information Literacy
• Global Awareness
• The need for mastery of different
kinds of knowledge
-Rotherham and Willingham
(2009)
15. LEADERS deal with only two things:
Complexities and Opportunities.
All we know is that we will need leadership and
our leaders will have to steer us away from those
complexities and steer us towards opportunities
that will ensure the continuation of the human
race.
16. “WHO IS A LEADER?”
Joel Barker, a futurologist gives us a simple, yet
profound definition of the term "leader." He says that a
leader is a person whom others "opt" to follow, to go
someplace they would not go by themselves. That
"someplace" is, of course, is a place in the future.
The definition implies that a leader is a person who
does not command followership. Almost
invariably, others "opt to follow" the leader. The leader
takes them to someplace : a freer state, a healthier
life, a happier economic state or even a more difficult
one by the power of his vision.
18. GLOBAL ISSUES
The definition of a leader, the requirement of
creating a vision and rallying people around
that vision and accomplishing it, are not going
to change in the 21st century.
What will change, though, are the following:
Leaders cannot any longer have a vision that
is local, exclusive and narrow. In a global
world, only a larger, more beneficial and more
inclusive vision will hold good in order that it
becomes sustainable.
19. VALUES
Yet, one thing will remain the same : it is the role of the
leader in establishing a new order of things through
values that people must subscribe to, in order that they
collectively reach the common goal. Any discussion on
the subject of values is bound to be met with skepticism
in today's times.
People like to think that value-leadership is an oxymoron.
Going many thousands of years back from then, even
back to Plato's time, the Master worried about the
declining morality of the society and was quite appalled at
the “disobedience" shown by children. The
Mahabharata, written many centuries before Christ, is full
of stories of decadence, lust, intrigue and immoral
behavior by rulers themselves.
20. In this 21st century, there will be greater demand for
value articulation and value constancy. The greater the
rate of change around us, the higher is the need for
values because every change is potentially
destructive. Peter Drucker once said that it is values
that help us in times of great change. In fact, only
when we keep values as a constant are we able to
change everything else around them.
The task of helping people to choose a set of
values, and to articulate them, and then helping in the
internalization process is a fundamental leadership
requirement ; and that is not going to change.
21. DIGITAL WORLD
People will resist values that are simply handed down to them as
they would like to be involved in the value creation process itself.
Leadership accountability for holding up the chosen values will
be significantly higher because the digitally connected world with
thousands of satellites as witnesses will make everyone as
visible as an ant in the eye of a geostationary satellite today.
From Google Earth, we will move towards Google Me.
In an increasingly connected and constantly communicating
world, leaders will not be able to hide under the cloak of
misinformation and disinformation or non-information. People
may choose whether or not to act on a piece of information, but
they will no longer put up with informational drought of any kind.
That has changed forever.
22. VOLUME
We have to work across more time zones, deal with a
greater number of customers; we must socialize our
intent with more nationalities and deal with many new
cultural nuances. All these will increase the volumes of
transactions.
23. COMPLEXITY
Sometimes, complexity will mean dealing with
unscripted events that have a massively disruptive
impact on the way things are. Consider 9/11. Waking
up on the morning of September 11, 2001, Mayor
Rudy Giuliani could not have imagined how the world
would permanently change within hours, and what a
central role he would have to play. It entailed a task for
which no professional qualification or past experience
could have prepared him. Yet he had to do what he
had to do. Such events leave you no time to
think, plan,strategize. No time to examine
alternatives, no time to brood, no time to ruminate.
Only time to act.
24. "WE LIVE IN TIMES IN WHICH THERE IS
A HIGH PROBABILITY OF A LOWPROBABILITY THING HAPPENING."
During times of great upheaval, the role of the leader is
not just to take charge and not just to provide
directions, encouragement, solace and
condolences, while standing in the middle of Ground
Zero; the larger leadership imperative becomes to help
people to "make sense" of what is going on. This can
sometimes be more critical than providing people with
the marching orders or actually solving their life's
problems.
25. SIMPLICITY
Simplicity is at the core of any sense-making. Unless
we are able to express ourselves in the simplest of
terms, people cannot lend their attention to us. When
they cannot lend their attention, they cannot
comprehend what we are saying. If they cannot
comprehend us, they cannot align themselves and
follow. This simple realization does not dawn on most
leaders who seek sophistication ahead of simplicity.
26. SENSE-MAKING CAPABILITY
That sense-making capability in a leader can be
cultivated only with a deep sense of inclusion. Leaders
who do not experientially feel the pain will not be able
to heal others. The 20th century materialism and
nexus between politics and business has numbed
basic sensibilities to the extent that many of today's
leaders have lost the ability to feel pain. The concept
of the servant-leader is going to come back full-circle
in the 21st century because only the servant-leader
can feel someone else's pain.
27. THE ABILITY OF A LEADER TO CREATE
UNUSUAL NEW VALUE DEPENDS ON
TWO THINGS:
Thought Leadership
Innovation
28. THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Thought leadership cannot come to people who have a
problem-solving mind set.
The temptation to be a problem-solving leader is
immense as it provides him the reason to stay busy
and seem busy, thereby justifying the need to
perpetuate himself.
Peter Drucker says that most problems cannot be
solved. You can only stay ahead of them. It has never
been truer than in the present times and I believe it will
be even more relevant in the future.
29. INNOVATION
The power of innovation is directly linked to the existence of
problems. Look at the way two leaders have led with innovation
to create opportunities for millions of people when everyone
else saw in them just millions of problems.
The ability to create alliances is going to be essential as
problems will be inherently complex, intrinsically multidimensional. No single force will be able to pit against issues of
hunger, disease, isolation and structural decadence. As forces
of politics and art, of business and technology, and of religion
and scientific quest come together, leaders will need to
understand the power of persuasion, of dialogue, of consensus
building and above all, the power to influence people whom you
do not own.
30. DIVERSITY
The 21st century leader will have to be comfortable in
dealing with diversity. Such a person will not seek
comfort in sameness, but will celebrate differences and
see the concomitant tension as an avenue for pursuing a
higher order of things.
More in the past than we will see in the future, the leader
was a person with super-heroic capability. The leader's
effectiveness was embedded in one body. Into the
future, the brand of leadership that will be celebrated will
have less to do with leadership, and more to do with
building leadership capacity. The 21st century will be a
time for unusual leverage by building capacity outside of
one great individual.
31. POPULISM
Throughout the course of human history, across
civilizations and continents, the problem with
leadership has been its constant battle with populism.
While leaders are people others "opt to follow" and
popular acceptance is basic to leadership, history is
replete with examples of leaders going against the
popular grain in order to establish a greater vision.
Leadership is not just about populism; in its greater
import, it is about effectiveness.
32. PRICE OF A LEADER’S LIFE
Finally, in the pursuit of their journey, at the very
end, many great leaders have often had to pay deeply
personal prices, including the price of their own lives.
Lord Rama had to be separated from his wife because
a lowly washerman questioned the propriety of her
relationship. Jesus Christ was crucified till he bled to
death. Moses was ridiculed and abused and attacked
by his own followers who had crossed the desert to
reach the Promised Land. Abraham Lincoln, Martin
Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi, all fell to assassin's
bullets. For all these men, life remained a path of
thorns.
33. REFERENCES:
A Framework for 21st Century Leadership by Ph. D. Lorilee R.
Sandmann and Ph. D. Lela Vanderberg - (Source:
http://www.joe.org/joe/1995december/a1.php)
(June 24, 2006) Leadership Challenges in the 21st Century by
Subroto Bagchi’s - Address at the Garden City Speakers
ForumPage http://www.mindtree.com/downloads/leadership_challenges_21st_
century.pdf
21st Century Skills: The Challenges Ahead by Andrew J.
Rotherham and Daniel Willingham http://www.ascd.org/publications/educationalleadership/sept09/vol67/num01/21st-Century-Skills@-TheChallenges-Ahead.aspx