Measure of a Leader By, Aubrey C. Daniels and James E. Daniels Presented by, Gladwin Roy
Contents Leadership Discretionary Behavior Measures of a Leader Summary
Leadership If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader -John Quincy Adams Effective Leadership is not about personality or the bottom line; it is about how people react to what leaders do and say.
Discretionary Behavior A behavior which a person could do if they choose, but for which they would not be punished
Measure of a Leader Momentum Commitment Initiative Reciprocity
Momentum Mass – How many followers who respond to his call? Velocity – How fast do they respond to him? Direction – How close they are to his priorities?
Commitment Vision – How many people relate to it? Values – How many can relate an example to leader’s values? Persistence – How many meet their commitments?
Initiative Teamwork – How frequent do they assist them? Interfaces – How many units actively assist other units? Innovation – How many suggestions are made supporting the vision?
Reciprocity Trust – How often do they take responsibility? Respect – How often do they seek out for the leader’s advice? Growth – How many become Leaders?
Summary Discretionary Behavior Measures of a Leader
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