Part11 Leadership of culture ,diversity/ 11 Part Leadership Course

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n our competitive world today, leadership skills are crucial to any successful business. What is leadership? Leadership is commonly used to refer to activities such as conducting, guiding, or directing people; initiating activity. However, leadership is also used to refer to someone who is a leader. How can leadership be applied in so many ways and what constitutes a leader in all of these situations? The answer is contained in the realization that perhaps the most fundamental characteristic of leadership, and therefore of leaders, is personal leadership.

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Slide 1 : Leadership of Culture, Diversity and the Learning Organisation 11-1

Learning Objectives : Learning Objectives The power of culture. Distinguish between a weak and strong culture. Low and high performance cultures. Symbolic and substantive leadership actions. The four cultural value types. Three levels of moral reasoning. Primary reasons for embracing diversity. Leader’s role in creating learning organisation. 11-2

Culture : Culture The set of key values, assumptions, understandings and ways of thinking that is shared by members of an organisation and taught to new members. 11-3

Characteristics of Low-Performance Cultures : Characteristics of Low-Performance Cultures Insular thinking Resistance to change Politicised internal environment Unhealthy promotion practices 11-4

Characteristics of High-Performance Cultures : Characteristics of High-Performance Cultures Culture reinforcement tools Intensely people oriented Results oriented Emphasis on achievement and excellence 11-5

Symbolic Leadership Actions for Shaping Culture : Symbolic Leadership Actions for Shaping Culture Leaders serve as role models Ceremonial events for high achievers Special appearances by leaders Organisational structure 11-6

Substantive Leadership Actions for Shaping Culture : Substantive Leadership Actions for Shaping Culture Replace old culture members with new members Change dysfunctional policies and practices Reengineer strategy-culture fit Realign rewards/incentives, resources Facilities design Develop a written statement 11-7

Types of Organisational CultureDegree of Environmental Turbulence : Types of Organisational CultureDegree of Environmental Turbulence Competitive Culture Adaptive Culture Bureaucratic Culture Cooperative Culture External Internal Stable Dynamic S t r a t e g i c F o c u s 11-8

Framework of Value Dimensions for Understanding Cultural Differences : Framework of Value Dimensions for Understanding Cultural Differences Individualism Collectivism High Uncertainty Avoidance High Power Distance Long-term Orientation Short-term Orientation Low Power Distance Low Uncertainty Avoidance Masculinity Femininity Formality Informality Scarce Time Orientation Abundance Time Orientation 11-9

Achieving Diversity : Achieving Diversity Obstacles Policies and Practices Ethnocentrism Glass Ceiling Unfriendly Work Environment Stereotypes and Prejudice 11-10

Slide 11 : Low Levels of Conflict Bias-Free Environment Culture of Diversity Diverse Leadership Structure Strong Identity with Organisation 11-11

Enhancing Organisational Learning Guidelines : Enhancing Organisational Learning Guidelines Encourage systems thinking, creativity and experimentation Provide incentives for learning and innovation Build confidence in followers’ capacity to learn and adapt Create a shared vision for learning Broaden employees’ frame of reference Create an environment where people can learn from mistakes. 11-12

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