Building Long-Term Success

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1. Leadership - A process of social influence. An observable, understandable, and learnable set of skills, that is not dependant on position, title or privilege. (Yukl, 1998)

2. Leadership is the ability to influence and motivate others by setting and inspiring example for people to pursue.

3. Leadership Job role:

3.1. create a vision for the organisation

3.2. devise a strategy to achieve this vision.

3.3. communicate theh vision to all the members of the organisation.

4. Global leadership involves providing an atmosphere that will encourage and stimulate people to surmount obstacles. (Kouzes & Posner, 1995).

5. Management is processes such as planning, budgeting, staff etc, whereas leadership is about taking an organisation into the future, and finding opportunities.

6. 5 forms of leadership (Grint et al. , 2017):

6.1. Person

6.1.1. Focuses on individual personality and qualities to define ones potential as a leader. (Conger,1988).

6.2. Result

6.2.1. How far the results of the organisation can be attributed to the actions of an individual leader. (Grint et al. , 2017).

6.3. Position

6.3.1. Based on the position of a leader in a hierachy.

6.4. Purpose

6.4.1. Ethical leadership? Transactional leadership? Vision?future?

6.5. Process

6.5.1. Leadership process model (Pierce and Dunham, 1989)- Followers, Leader, Outcomes, Context

7. Essential leadership qualities:

7.1. High tolerance for uncertainty and ambiguity

7.2. Being reflective and present in the moment

7.3. Recognise organisational patterns

7.4. Politically savvy

7.5. Abiltiy to negotiate/ Build alliances

8. Strategic leadership: A leader's ability to influence othhers to make day to day decisions thhat enhance the long term viability of the organisation while at the same time maintaining its short term financial stability (Rowe, 2001).

8.1. A leader must emobdy thhe purpose of the organisation in order to lend credibility to the strategy.

9. Charismatic leadershhip - The personality of the leader tends to dominate. (Samir, House & Arthur, 1993).

10. People dont buy what you do, they buy why you do it!