Title: Leadership
1Leadership Management in a Changing World
- Presented By
- K E I T H W O O D S
- CEO, North Coast Builders Exchange
- Senior Advisor on Chamber Trends,
- California Chamber of Commerce
- (707) 542-0645
2Desirable Employees
3- Presentation Overview
- 1. Management Thoughts Trends
- 2. Demographic Changes Understanding the
- New North America
- 3. Workers and the Workplace
- 4. Leadership
4Management Thoughts Trends
5 6All success is built upon exceeding expectations.
7- The three magic letters for success in business
- E Q N
- (Easy, Quick Nice)
8- When your product or service becomes obsolete,
make sure youre the one making them obsolete. -
- -Edward Land
- (Polaroid Corp.)
9- When the rate of change on the outside of your
organization is greater than the rate of change
on the inside, the end is in sight. -
- -Jack Welch
- (General Electric)
10An Organization Today Needs
- Strategic Vision The ability to look
ahead - Peripheral Vision The ability to look
around - - Carly Fiorina
- (Hewlett-Packard)
11- The Biggest Mistake
- Whack-a-Mole
- Management
12- Whatever made you successful in the past wont
necessarily make you successful in the future. -
- -Lew Platt
- (Hewlett-Packard)
13- 7 Most Obscene Words
- in an Organization
- But weve always done it that way!
14Insanity is doing the same thing over and over
and expecting a different result.
-Albert Einstein
15Key to Success Sharpen your competitive edge.
16Your clients ought to be able to fill in this
blank Oh yeah, thats the place with the
_________
17Demographic Changes Understanding the New
North America
18Five Categories of Generations Used By
Demographers
- Traditionals (60 and older)
19Three Significant Social Trends Affecting
Organizations
- A more demanding
- customer
- A desire for novelty
- and change
- A sharp increase in
- Time Poverty
20Top Ten ListWhat People Say They Expect To
Do in the Coming Year
6. Landscape the yard
1. Have more fun
2. Lose weight
7. Send more letters cards
8. Buy new furniture
3. Get organized
4. Take a vacation
9. Spend more time with children
5. Redecorate the house
10. Look for a new job
21What people wantin summary
22Workers and the Workplace
23New Work Habits for a Radically Changing
World13 Ground Rules for Success in the
Information AgeAn Employee Handbook Created by
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24New Work Habits
- 1. Become a quick-change artist.
2. Commit fully to your job.
3. Speed up.
4. Accept ambiguity and uncertainty.
5. Behave like youre in business for yourself.
6. Stay in school.
7. Hold yourself accountable for outcomes.
8. Add value.
9. See yourself as a service center.
10. Manage your own morale.
11. Practice Kaizen.
12. Be a fixer, not a finger pointer.
13. Alter your own expectations.
25The Gallup Q-12
- Key Dimensions of a
- Great Workplace
26In great workplaces, employees are able to say
- I know what is expected of me.
- I have the materials and equipment I need.
- I have the opportunity to do what I do best.
- In the last 7 days, I have received recognition
or praise.
- My supervisor, or someone, cares about me as a
person.
- There is someone who encourages my development.
- My opinions seem to count.
- The companys mission makes me feel my job
matters.
- My fellow employees are committed to quality work.
- I have a good friend at work.
- Periodically, someone talks to me about my
progress.
- I have opportunities to learn and grow.
27Leadership
28The Secret to Leadership Success See the ship
through the eyes of the crew. - Michael
Abrashoff Naval Commander
(As quoted in Fast Company)
29- The attitude of a leader is contagious and will
infect everyone around him or her.
30Molasses Points in Your Organization (Things
that slow you down)
31An Interesting Definition Bureaucracy is
energy converted to mass.
32Nothing ever gets done until theres a Maniac
on a Mission.
33Theres no limit to what can be accomplished if
you dont care who gets the credit.
34Lessons in Leadership
- A Leadership Primer
- by
- Gen.
- COLIN POWELL
- United States Secretary of State
- Chairman (ret.), Joint Chiefs of Staff
35Organization charts and fancy titles count for
next to nothing.
- If people really followed organization charts,
companies would collapse
- Titles mean little in terms of real power, which
is the capacity to influence and inspire
- People dont respect titles they respect
pizzazz, drive, expertise, and genuine caring
for teammates and products
36Dont be buffaloed by experts and elites.
Experts often possess more data than judgment.
- Experts can become so inbred that they become
hemophiliacs who bleed to death as soon as they
are nicked by the real world
- They forget things like all-hands involvement,
informality, market intimacy, daring, risk,
speed, and agility
- Policies that emanate from ivory towers often
have an adverse impact on the people out in the
field
37When hiring, look for intelligence judgment, and
a capacity to anticipate, to see around corners.
- More often than not, when we hire we ignore these
traits in favor of length of resume, degrees and
prior titles
- You can easily train a novice the fundamentals of
your business
- Its a lot harder to train someone to have
integrity, judgment, energy, balance and the
drive to get things done
38Dont be afraid to challenge the pros, even in
their own backyard.
- Learn from the pros, observe them, seek them out
as mentors and partners
- Leadership does not emerge from blind obedience
to anyone
- Xeroxs Barry Rand If you have a yes-man
working for you, one of you is redundant
39T E A M T - Together E Everyone A -
Accomplishes M - More
40- You cant build a reputation on what youre
going to do.
- Henry Ford
41You cant talk your way out of problems that you
behaved your way into.
-Stephen Covey
42Words of wisdom from a farmer, when describing
the need for change
If the horse youre riding dies