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Mgt. 667 LeadershipSession 3
  • Rex Mitchell
  • Spring 2006

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Engaging With Readings
  • What are my reactions to this thoughts,
    feelings?
  • What do I agree with, like, want to remember and
    use? Why?
  • What do I disagree with, wish were different,
    would change, would expand on...? Why?
  • What connections expansions can I make from my
    experience?

3
KPs Five Practices
  • Model the way
  • Inspire a Shared Vision
  • Challenge the Process
  • Enable Others to Act
  • Encourage the Heart

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Challenge the Process(Practice 3)
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Discuss in a new groupfor each chapter
  • Reactions, thoughts, feelings
  • Agree with, like, want to remember - most
    important points from both essentials
    discussion, and from action steps
  • Disagree with, would change, would expand on

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  • I will assign groups to brief us on at least two
    most important points from the two essentials and
    discussion at the first of the chapter - then all
    can discuss
  • Other groups to brief us on at least two most
    important points from action steps - then all
    discuss
  • Will take chapters one at a time

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Search for Opportunities
  • by seeking innovative ways to change, grow, and
    improve
  • Commitment 5, ch. 7
  • Seize the initiative
  • Make challenge meaningful
  • Innovate and create
  • Look outward for fresh ideas
  • Find meaningful challenges for yourself for
    others

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Experiment and Take Risks
  • by constantly generating small wins and learning
    from mistakes
  • Commitment 6, ch. 8
  • Initiate incremental steps and small wins
  • Learn from your experience
  • Promote psychological hardiness in yourself and
    others

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Instr. 2, Risk-taking Propensity
  • Reactions, thoughts?
  • How important is risk taking for a leader?
  • How to distinguish between good and dumb
    risks?

10
Both ch. 7 8 encourage creativity and breaking
mindsets, norms, patterns, and assumptions that
limit us
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Enable Others to Act(Practice 4)
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For these two chapters
  • One group to brief us on at least two important
    points from essentials discussion
  • Another group to brief us on two important points
    from action steps
  • Then, for each topic, 1-2 other groups have the
    assignment of having a constructive dialogue with
    the presenter - to ask probing questions and
    offer comments to deepen the content

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Foster Collaboration
  • by promoting cooperative goals and building
    trust
  • Commitment 7, ch. 9
  • Leadership is not a solo act
  • Create a climate of trust
  • Facilitate positive interdependence
  • Support face-to-face interactions

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Strengthen Others
  • by sharing power and discretion
  • Commitment 8, ch. 10
  • Ensure self-leadership
  • Provide choice
  • Develop competence and confidence help others
    feel strong, able, valued
  • Foster accountability

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Encourage the Heart(Practice 5)
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Recognize Contributions
  • by showing appreciation for individual
    excellence
  • Commitment 9, ch. 11
  • Focus on clear standards expectations
  • Expect the best (Pygmalion effect)
  • Pay attention
  • Link rewards with performance
  • Personalize recognition

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Pygmalion Effect
  • Can be self, producing self-fulfilling
    predictions
  • Can be from or toward others
  • Both sources can have powerful effects
  • Think of examples
  • Negative
  • Positive

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Celebrate Values Victories
  • by creating a spirit of community
  • Commitment 10, ch. 12
  • Create a spirit of community, of shared values
  • Set the example
  • Tell the story
  • Have enthusiasm and fun

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Passion-Compassion Game
  • Read K P p.375
  • Get into pairs
  • One person selects talks about a topic re which
    s/he feels passionately
  • Other person plays compassionate role,
    encouraging expressiveness, listening actively,
    drawing forth enthusiasm at some length
  • Switch roles

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Next Session
  • Study KP ch.13 Web pieces on Visualization
    Personal Best Presentation
  • Enter remaining LPIs in scoring software before
    class next week, 4/27
  • Read p.1-2 of LPI Participants Workbook skim
    some of the rest
  • Bring questions about midterm
  • First reflection paper due
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