Creating leadership : how to change hippos into gazelles / Philip Goodwin, Tony Page.
Material type: TextSeries: Human resource management and organizational behavior collectionPublisher: New York, New York (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10017) : Business Expert Press, [(c)2018.]Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resource (142 pages) : illustrationsContent type:- text
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- 9781947441194
- HD57.7
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Part 1. The challenge -- 1. Why must leaders create leaders? -- 2. Preparing for change -- Part 2. The story -- 3. First phase: looming danger and making the first call -- 4. Second phase: a lame response and making the second call -- 5. Third phase: the leadership community falls apart then steps up -- 6. Fourth phase: people in the wider organization pull back then embrace the new reality -- 7. Fifth phase: identity shifts and the rubber hits the road! -- Part 3. The path -- 8. Harnessing passion and purpose in a compelling story of alignment -- 9. Choosing your path and bringing others with you -- Bibliography -- About the authors -- Index.
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This informative and inspirational handbook describes how to successfully lead mergers and change in complex organizations. Drawing on a real-life experience, the authors share their insights on how leaders can deliver sustainable change by growing the capacity of everyone within an organization to deliver performance gains, behave like a leader, and encourage leadership in others. It is a book by practitioners for practitioners telling the real-life story of a leader and a facilitator working together in the complex reality of a multinational organization. It deepens this insight by drawing on a wealth of wider research by academics and leadership practitioners. Here you will find immediately useable tools, easy to relate to real-life examples, and a little bit of magic in the form of a fable that will sustain you and your colleagues through the twists and turns of what is certain to become an intensely human journey.
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