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Explore leadership practices and applications for effective decision-making, collaboration, and fostering a culture of trust in business models. Discover how to step up, step back, and empower teams to unleash talent, increase productivity, and develop innovative solutions. Learn to give ownership, use authentic motivation, and build a collaborative process where teams make decisions and solve problems. Gain insights on when to step aside, identify red flags in struggling teams, and maintain team integrity and problem-solving ability. Embrace a leadership style that prioritizes trust, encourages autonomy, and nurtures a culture of innovation and collaboration.
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leadership practices applications decision making collaboration considerations andrisk stepup,stepback problemsolving culture oftrust
stepup stepback
On both sides of the business model Step up? Step back? how and when?
how do you step aside ?
increase productivity
use authenticmotivation - Alfie KohnPunished By Rewards
Unleashing Innovation fostercollaboration Collaboration Process
teams collaborate to make their decisions
let people choose how, what, and when
trust first and…
Trust create a culture of trust
Leading Agile stepbacktips • Collaboration Model • Collaboration Process
Teams know HOW! Let them do it! • Let them make mistakes. • Build safety net create a safe place to fail
get the right people on the bus in the right seats. - Jim Collins
wait! what if…
when should you step up?
list your team’sred flags?
reflect don’t react
maintainteam integrity
and problemsolvingability • Get more done by doing less
or wherestuck
ask the team ….
…todescribe Protect Team Boundaries theirwork …
reinforce the ownership
or…… give them the solutions
tell stories, experiences • Build the right product
ask questions
questions that helpteams discover solutions
how would you like to solve it? How can we avoid the temptation to rescue our teams? • Ask Questions. • What would you like me to do? • How would you like to solve that problem? • What would you like to do?