LEADING ACROSS CULTURES?
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Your credibility as a leader, regardless of gender distinctions, has its roots in the culture of the country you’re working in, as much as it does in the culture of your workplace itself. In countries like the UK and the US, for example, rising leaders are expected to be more authoritative, while in Asia, a more reserved style is expected.
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8.4 Building Cultural Intelligence
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Discuss how to adapt to different cultures.
Managing cultural differences in the workplace is key to a company's survival, but it is also key to an
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8.4 Building Cultural Intelligence
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Discuss how to adapt to different cultures.
Managing cultural differences in the workplace is key to a company's survival, but it is also key to an
individual's ability to contribute to society. To operate effectively in a global world requires the use of cultural
intelligence, or the knowledge to function effectively across cultural contexts. Cultural intelligence is measured
by a person's cultural intelligence quotient (CQ). A person with high CQ can differentiate features of a
behavior that relate to culture, features that are universal, and features that are specific to an individual. For
example, if you attended a meeting in Finland and your Finnish colleague didn't do a lot of talking but then
summarized what you said, would that be a common cultural communication pattern found among Finns or is it
unique to that individual? If it is not unique to the individual but is a behavior common in Finnish culture, then
it can give you a clue about how you might want to structure your own conversations with other Finnish
colleagues.
Take, for example, a U.S. manager who was serving on a design team that included two German engineers. As
other team members offered ideas, the two Germans shot the ideas down—even describing them as not
applicable or too immature. After a fair amount of interaction with these engineers, the U.S. manager concluded
that Germans, in general, were rude and aggressive people. Had she possessed a higher level of cultural
intelligence, however, the U.S. manager might have realized that she was conflating the merit of ideas and the
merit of the people offering them—two factors the Germans were able to make a sharp distinction between.
Many managers would probably empathize with the team members whose ideas were being criticized and
propose a new style of discussion for the team that would protect people's feelings while allowing for candor.
However, without being able to distinguish how much of the engineers' behavior was culturally determined and
how much was unique to them as individuals, the manager couldn't know how to influence their actions or how
easy or difficult it might be to do so.
Assessing Cultural Intelligence
Cultural intelligence is rooted in research across many different countries and profoundly affects the way
businesses work and the success of cross-border leadership. Three factors determine a person's level of CQ.
It's not enough to be good at just one or two—all three are necessary to effectively and appropriately adjust
behaviors in a foreign culture. These three factors, which we discuss next, are cognitive CQ, behavioral CQ,
and motivational CQ.
Cognitive CQ .
Cognitive CQ is our level of understanding about how cultures are similar and different. Most corporate t.
Glocalised Leadership
A new leadership model called "Glocalised Leadership" is emerging that amalgamates local culture, organizational culture, and customer culture. Effective leadership requires flexibility and being fully context-based. Leaders must navigate cultural considerations to be effective across borders. Cultural context, organizational culture, industry, and customer needs all impact appropriate leadership styles. Glocalised leaders understand intent behind behaviors in different regions to connect in relevant ways.
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Leadership Development Plan
Grading Rubric
MGMT 6012.91B
Organization Behavior and Leadership
Spring 2015
Instructor: Dr. Charles W. Creamer
The focus of the paper is derived from the seminal article (George, B., Sims, P., McLean, A.N., & Mayer, D. 2007. Discovering Your Authentic Leadership. HBR.).
Specifically, you are being asked to respond to the questions that appear in this article on page 134. Here you will find eight (8)-questions that you must respond to in an astute and thorough manner.
The following represent the guidelines for your paper:
1. Present a cover page which you should have in your possession from the prototype provided to you.
2. Your paper should include an Abstract which should not exceed 140 words in total.
3. Utilize the questions as subtopics and then proceed to respond to same.
4. Refrain whenever possible from using the pronoun (I) except in your conclusion.
5. The total number of pages is up to you, but someone in the class will establish the “gold standard” so please be ever-cognizant of this.
6. The submission must include at least two (2)-scholarly sources (3-if you prefer). Bear in mind that Anonymous, http, and Wikipedia will not be accepted and your grade will be adversely affected.
7. The final submission must include a conclusion which should be at least ¾ of the page in length.
8. You must have a References listing to accompany the submission.
9. The ENTIRE paper must be APA 5th edition compliant.
The grading rubric for this project is as follows:
Does the submission have clarity? 30 percentage points
Is the verbal presentation exemplary? 25 percentage points
Does the writer thoroughly answer the question(s) presented? 20 percentage points
Is the paper free of spelling and grammar errors? 10 percentage points
Is the document APA compliant? 10 percentage points
Does the document have the required number of 5 percentage points
scholarly sources?
Total ----- 100 percentage points
Please be aware that this submission also requires a 3 to 5 minute classroom oral presentation which will be performed on the last day of class.
Good luck and I’m certain that you will find this assignment that will be one that serves you very well in both your personal and professional lives.
For your convenience, below is the link to the aforementioned article.
Thanks.
Dr. Creamer
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URING THE PAST 50 YEARS, leadership scholars have con-
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"Also, managers in multinational forces find that they must adapt to multicultural diversity, including differences in language, religion, social mores, and methods of conducting business." (Warrick, 2016, 9.1). I do believe that the statement is true because globals due have to have more knowledge on being a servant, authethic, and ethical. Due to the diverse people that they are working with, they have to be able to keep an open mind on many things. A great example is the metric system that America uses, while other Countries utilize a completely different metric system. America does things in pounds and other countries will do it in Kilograms. Ensuring that the leader is able to understand exactly what the diverse employee is coming from and being able to communicate and learn their point of view and the way that the employee thinks is extremely important to be able to lead the organization. At the same time, the more diverse the team the more opportunities it is to grow the business because customers will be able to relate with the employee and have a more personal opportunity then somebody who is not from their culture or ethnicity. My personal experience, when I go in to buy anything I look for anybody that might be from my ethnicity before I make a purchase just because they understand me as a customer and they have the same mindset as me. Sometimes it can be tough for me to be able to understand some due to the fact that we were raised completely different and we have different point of views because of this. I have even assisted customers that have said I only worked with you due to the fact that you are from my ethnicity. Most customers prefer to work with employees that are from their ethnicity
Warrick, D.D. (2016).
Leadership: A high impact approach
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The statement “Servant, authentic and ethical leadership are models which have been successful not only in different types of organizations, but also in different cultures and in different countries”, is valid due to the rate that globalization is occurring and the success many businesses and communities around the world are seeing that they wouldn’t be experiencing without it. There is no one size fits all with regard to leadership because people’s personalities, cultures, and values vary widely between individual from country to country. According to Hourston, “Goleman's EQ research findings in a nutshell: the most successful leaders can consciously draw on and seamlessly integrate all leadership styles, dependent on the situation. One size definitely does not fit all.” (Hourston, 2013, para. 14). Leadership theories help leaders understand different leadership approaches and employee motivation processes. While they don’t give leaders the exact formula to use to make leadership styles to an organization, these theories provide tools that a leader can draw from to use as appropri.
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2. High-impact cultures produce direction, alignment and commitment - widespread agreement on goals, coordinated effort to achieve goals, and sustained passion to reach goals.
3. Creating a high-impact culture requires everyone playing a role, with senior leaders stepping up to change themselves and the culture, and informal leaders spreading the culture in their areas.
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This document discusses the importance of cultural attitudes in international business. It notes that culture influences business management, decisions, and functions. Cultural attitudes differ between countries and must be understood to avoid issues when conducting global business. Developing cross-cultural competence is key to success for companies operating internationally, as understanding differences in areas like communication styles, personal space, and business etiquette can improve relationships and business outcomes in various cultures. The preservation of cultural attitudes is important for effective cross-border business interactions and global competitiveness.
DEVELOP TO UNDERSTAND THE STYLES AND CONCEPTS OF YOUR LEADERSHIP
The purpose of this Book is to clear the misunderstanding of many Leaders in the corporate world. Those who believed and lived with the notions that best leaders are meant for the Corporate World and evolution of good leadership is in the world of business; I would want them to have a rethink as I explained the social and societal evolution of good leadership that has impacted the corporate world today. Please come along with me to some historical contextual truth derived from this concept of leadership. This book will deal with styles and concepts of leadership and help to build your understanding as to what is needed to be good leaders in Society. From Chapter to Chapter you will see the chronological order of leaders’ leadership and duty requires of them for better Society, Nations and the World at large.
When people talk about leadership, they mostly want to learn how to be good leaders at work. Leadership in the corporate context is one of the hottest topics in the world, and everyone wants to learn how to become a billionaire and be the best possible boss. However, leadership is not just limited to the work frontier; it extends to all of society. In fact, leadership began as a societal phenomenon much before it evolved into a professional one. In fact, many of the present-day leadership qualities that corporate and professional leaders aspire to are based on the social and political leaders of the yesteryears.
Human beings are social animals and living together in large groups naturally meant that people needed to adopt different roles and accomplish different groups. In order to give structure to society and help society grow and develop, people were naturally divided into leaders and followers. The leaders paved the way and moved from one frontier to another, directing the others, while the followers completed the tasks assigned to them and helped bring the changes about.
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Local leadership lessons
This new issue in the CCBS leadership series provides you with a comprehensive country-specific analysis of culturally endorsed leadership practices and expectations for: Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, the Emirates, Hungary, Israel, Japan, México, Morocco, Pakistan, Qatar, Serbia, South Africa, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, and last but not least the United States of America.
This book provides a reference for senior executives or those aiming to obtain a cross-border career, to understand cultural differences across societies, and how to act socially desirable. This publication contains contributions from more than 90 researchers from 29 countries who participated in the ‘Cross-Cultural Business Skills’ elective offered by the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA).
Cultural Agility
In creating agile organisations and driving transformation, it's impossible to overstate the importance and impact of culture. Organisations are complex relationship systems and to deliver a successful transformation, it is critical that leaders, coaches and others listen to, understand, communicate and respond authentically and with empathy to the humans within the relationship system. In Asia, this inevitably includes multiple cultural contexts and locations, each with their own nuances and organisational subcultures. Lisa will explore culture and its importance in agile organisations and transformations, with examples from local and international organisations.
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Leadership Portfolio
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Abstract
You will write a 150-word overview of your leadership style and techniques here.
Keywords: Leadership Portfolio
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Leadership Potential Assessment
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Managerial Leadership Skills
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Big Five Personality Profile
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Motive Profile
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Leadership Interest
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Theory X and Theory Y Attitudes
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Personal Vision Statement
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Personal Mission Statement
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Personal SWOT Analysis
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Motivational Theory
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Communication, Conflict, and Power
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