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LEADERSHIP IS A PROCESS OF SOCIAL INFLUENCE, WHICH MAXIMISES THE EFFORTS OF OTHERS TOWARDS THE ACHIEVEMENT OF A SHARED GOAL.
Wednesday, July 04, 2012
Positive Leadership: The Path to Peak Performance
Harvard's Dr. Edward M. "Ned" Hallowell (author of Shine) outlines the five
steps necessary to excel at work: select, connect, play, grapple and shine.
Everyone can 'shine'!
Everyone can 'shine'!
Positive Leadership: Barclays, Values and Integrity
An interesting quote from Bob Diamond, ex CEO of Barclays, at today's UK Treasury Select Committee:
"I believe values and integrity are important. I don't care how
hard you work or how talented you are, if you don't have values it's a
non-starter."
Positive Leadership: Barclays, Values and Integrity
Positive Leadership: Leadership Lessons from the Barclays Scandal
In advance of today’s UK Treasury Select Committee hearing
and the expected further fall-out from the Barclays scandal, we believe there
is value in stepping back and thinking about the key leadership lessons
emerging so far.
According to the Financial Times, Bob Diamond (ex Barclays
CEO) gave a lecture last year in which he stressed the importance of culture in
establishing an ethos of trust and integrity. “Culture is difficult to define,”
he explained, “but for me the evidence of culture is how people behave when no
one is watching.”
In our view, recent events highlight three significant
leadership lessons, which have broad impact:
• As well
as developing good leaders, Boards need to focus on stopping, or at least
slowing down, bad leaders.
• Stakeholders
should beware of the superstar CEO. Often, he gets a great deal of press
attention, he writes a book, his remuneration goes up, but the performance of
his company ultimately goes down.
• It is
important to focus on a leader’s character attributes when hiring and
understand how he copes when faced with high-stress situations.
The framework provided by our Values of Positive Leadership™
offers a solution to these challenges.
Such an approach enables business strategy and corporate transactions to
be executed successfully, thereby delivering optimum results in situations of
high pressure.
Positive Leadership: Leadership Lessons from the Barclays Scandal
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