Leading Through Leaders :Driving Strategy, Execution and Change

Publication subTitle :Driving Strategy, Execution and Change

Author: Tozer Jeremy  

Publisher: Kogan Page Ltd‎

Publication year: 2012

E-ISBN: 9780749466206

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780749466190

Subject: C933 the theory of leadership

Keyword: 经济计划与管理,世界各国经济概况、经济史、经济地理,管理学

Language: ENG

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Description

Provides a complete and integrated set of effective processes and principles which may be adapted and applied to develop any organization's leadership capability; and through that ensure the effective development and execution of strategy to achieve sustainable and improved business performance.

Chapter

Exponential rate of change

Employee engagement, mobility and cynicism

Friction

Strategy to reality: the execution gap

Future agenda: the capability requirement

Leading through leaders: effects-based leadership (EBL)

02 Propositions about organizations, leadership, people and work

Organizational effectiveness: the corporate context of leadership

Leadership doctrine

Leadership, people and work

Clarity

Paradox: discipline and freedom

The pyramid of leadership learning

Differences and similarities in leadership

Leadership, leaders and teams

Impact of ‘organization’ on behaviour

The ‘three-layer group’ and its leader

People’s expectations and desires

03 The role of a leader: Creating the ACE conditions for success

ACE as a leader’s job description

ACE as an organizational and leadership effectiveness assessment and diagnostic tool

ACE as a leadership and organization effectiveness diagnostic tool

Organizational conditions: integrated leadership

04 Understanding leadership ability

Leadership and leader defined

Leadership and management

The leader and shared leadership

The relationship between leader and follower

The what of leadership: leadership knowledge and skills to perform functions

The leader’s role in clarifying role relationships

Delegation of tasks

The how of leadership: leadership style and behaviour

Leader/follower relationships

Personal values and standards

Power, authority and leadership behaviour

Leadership thought: how people think and intellect aligned to level of work

Annex A: Leadership role profile

05 Communication – the lubricant of the leadership engine

Clarity and aligned communication channels

1 Formal and direct/conscious communication

2 Informal and direct/conscious communication

3 Formal and indirect/subconscious communication

4 Informal and indirect/subconscious communication

Communication in an organizational structure

06 Leading transformation and change

Routecard for leading change

Emotional responses during change

The change paradox

Part two Developing the ACE Conditions for Success

Section 1:Developing Ability

07 Introduction to developing ability

Education and training

Experience

Exposure

08 Understanding people, behaviour and emotional intelligence

Basic psychology – the study of the mind and behaviour

What is personality?

Human nature: collaborate and compete

How the brain works

Human behaviour and emotional intelligence

The core identity

Perception

Emotional intelligence: the enabler of adaptable and appropriate leadership style

09 Interpersonal communication: the currency of leadership

Leader–team communication

The communication process

Building rapport

Listening

Questioning

Inferences

Style of communication and assertiveness

How to assert yourself

Non-verbal communication

Eye accessing cues

Assertive communication

10 Coaching

Introduction to coaching

The coach’s position

Coach’s toolkit

Path to mastery

Coaching conversation agenda

Developing behaviour

Changing attitudes

Building skill

Promotion and maintenance of the desire to learn

Confirmation that training has been assimilated

Question technique

Fault checking

11 Influence, persuasion and conflict resolution

Means of influence

Persuasion

Conflict

Conflict resolution

Part Two Developing the ACE Conditions for Success

Section 2:Clarity and Engagementat Every Level

12 The leadership work of creating clarity and engagement: problems, decisions and plans

Problems to solve, decisions to make

A trio of recurring, cascading and iterating processes

13 People, personality and decision making

Cognition

Ways of thinking

Decision-making biases

Cognitive dissonance

Group dynamics

Understanding

14 Decision making: the appreciation

Introduction

The appreciation in detail

Task and time schematic plan

Appreciations at the strategic level

Contingency planning

Other problem-solving tools and techniques

The appreciation and personality types

Summary

Examples of appreciations

Annex A: Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for meetings and minutes

Annex B: Appreciation template

Annex C: Project/task outline plan template

Annex D: Strategic plan and second-order task tracking document template

15 Planning and briefing

Planning

Detailed plan format

The briefing

Early warning

Communication: routine briefing and updates

Project management and routine leadership

Other common tools

16 Cascade of planning and briefing

Tasking procedure

Leadership structure

Extraction of relevant information

Communication in an organizational structure

17 The intelligence system to inform decision making

The intelligence cycle

Intelligence and planning

18 Directing, coordinating, controlling and evaluating progress

Directing

Coordinating

Control (and influence)

Evaluating progress

Part Two Developing the ACE Conditions for Success

Section 3: Shaping the Environment

19 Introduction to shaping the environment

20 Teams and groups

Characteristics of groups and teams

Types of teams

Group dynamics

Stages of team development

Maintaining the team

Advice to leaders

21 The essential intangibles: morale, loyalty and trust

Morale

Loyalty

Trust

22 The role of organization and structure in leadership

Principles of organization

23 Organization ethos and culture: built to adapt and to last

Core identity

Business doctrine

Mythologies

Cultural norms

Envisioned future

Conclusion

Glossary

INDEX

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