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LEADERSHIP. By Dr.S.Sridhar,M.Tech., Ph.D.(JNUD), RACI(Paris, NICE), RMR(USA), RZFM(Germany) DIRECTOR ARUNAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE TIRUVANNAMALAI. LEADERSHIP. YOU ARE A GOOD LEADER IF People want to follow you !. VISIONARY LEADERSHIP. Challenge the existing process
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LEADERSHIP By Dr.S.Sridhar,M.Tech., Ph.D.(JNUD), RACI(Paris, NICE), RMR(USA), RZFM(Germany)DIRECTORARUNAI ENGINEERING COLLEGETIRUVANNAMALAI
LEADERSHIP YOU ARE A GOOD LEADER IF People want to follow you !
VISIONARY LEADERSHIP • Challenge the existing process • Be enthusiastic and inspire to action • Help others to perform in a team • Be a consistent example as leader • Celebrate achievement and show emotion
TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERS • Shifting people into a new space of competence • Lasting value creation on all levels • Showing methods to overcome inertia, fear, uncertainty and lack of trust
LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT • Leadership and management • Results • Aspirations, great people, energy • Leadership Versus management • Leadership: Vision, change, motivation • Management: control, accountability, resources
LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT • Understand your role and ensure all are done well. • Motivation • What are the hopes and dreams? How can I help PEOPLE to achieve ? • Recognition and affirmation
LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT • IDEAS • Each day: What are the things I will do for my group / followers? • Empowering environment: “pre-assumption of yes” • Clarify, don’t confuse: “yes”, “no”, “not now”, “I don’t know” • Remember: AVOID weak execution • More broadly: “The great is the enemy of the good”
LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT PROGRESS IS ACHIEVED MORE THROUGH Creativity and constructive action That though Criticism
LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT • Leading change • Establish a sense of urgency • Form a guiding coalition ( leaders ) • Create a vision • Communicate • Empower • Plan for and ensure “small wins” • Stay the course • Institutional methodology change
GETTING THE MOST OUT OF LDP • Utilise the opportunity • Identify the insight thoughts • Individually: do something different, better, as a result of your unique participation • Collectively: Leverage your leadership!
Trust Strategy Sustainability
Different types of trust • Personal Trust • Trust your own manager • Fair • Putting the department / company first • Strategic Trust • Are the leaders making the right decisions? • Vision • Competence • Outlook • Resource allocation • Organizational Trust • Fair process • Mutually respectful • Good corporate citizenship
ELEMENTS OF TRUST • Consistency • Clear communication • Tackle awkward issues • Understanding of issues
ENEMIES OF TRUST • Inconsistent messages / standards • False Feed Back • Failure to trust • Rumors in a vacuum • Consistent corporate failure
FUNCTION OF LEADERSHIP • Goal attainment • Adaptation • Integration • Maintenance
LEADERSHIP STYLE DIMENSIONS • Influence approaches: transactional versus transformational • Approach to Decision Making: Autocratic versus participative • Emphasis on Function: Socio-Emotional Versus Task Leadership
LEADERSHIP STYLE AND EFFECTIVENESS Leadership style Leadership Effectiveness GROUP OUTCOME MEMBERS SATISFACTION DECISION MAKING APPROACH
SUMMARY • You cannot lead on your own – to get people buy-in, they must trust you • Look at real-life leaders – if they can do, you can! • Be consistent
Thanks from Dr.S.Sridhar • For patient listening • More talks from me… Watch for the date shortly !