I have earlier written about why executive team of an organization is the first place to look at, when we are looking for levers to accelerate growth.
How do we go about developing an executive team to the next level? I share the initial steps here:
More on this to follow.
Let’s look at some of the major issues almost every organization is trying to come to terms with.1. Strategic agility, to cope with the changing customer demands / market conditions.2. Fully engaged workforce, aligned with the vision and strategy3. Cross-functional synergies and so on.Organizations are investing enormous resources to develop these capabilities. It’s my hypothesis…
Why centeredness is so important for leaders? Some data-based inferences https://www.linkedin.com/posts/drpramodsolanki-growthcatalyst_hbr-leadership-inspiration-activity-7135854724238520320-B1hN?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
Hosting the Leadership Series – They Stood Out, has been a fascinating experience for me. Getting up-close-and-personal and exploring the life journey of the leaders who have made their mark, has proved to be insightful and stimulating. Here is a short video of my reflection from these conversations. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/drpramodsolanki_leadershipseries-theystoodout-leaders-activity-7046795958801547264-I03-?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Hope you find it useful. Would…
Ability to inspire the team is a primary function of a leader. Here are some tips that help develop these skills: Communicate effectively Good leaders can motivate and inspire people with clear and simple communication. This can include setting clear expectations and parameters for employees, and communicating your vision to a larger group. Have a clear…
As we get set to enjoy the year end break, here is something radical to mull over. (The last week is usually a vacation or at least an easy week. And a few minutes of reflection -call it work if you like?, can be refreshing when you have a long break). If you are prioritizing…
Yes, that’s what people in leadership roles can prove to be. Researches (Wiseman & McKeown, HBR , May 2010) point out that effective leaders gain from their team as much as 2X of what their ineffective counterparts do. So what are some of the major differences between the two? Please see the attached document. Which end of…