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By
Hiba Ikhmyes
Hashemite University
November 2020
Running head: LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL, LEADERSHIP READINESS
and lead the work as required. The definition of leadership is based on the notion
that leadership can affect and direct employees, organize activities and
relationships within a group or entity. (Yulk, 2013). Only through their members Comment [WU2]: The full stop is aft
the citation
will the organizations change and act, and even most of collective activities in
the organization are the result of combination of individual activities within the
organization. - (George & Jones, 2001). Comment [WU3]: You must use eith
this style (which I personally prefer) or t
other style like in the citation before the
Identifying the leadership role can take two dimensions, the organization may previous (Indriastuti and Fachrunnisa,
2019). YOU CAN’T USE BOTH IN THE SAM
choose an individual who has the readiness to leadership, or select the ESSAY
individual who is potential to take this role. Initially,Substantially there are two Comment [WU4]: Need citation
questions the HR manager should ask when election the leadership role, the first
question is: Is this person (who submitting for the leadership position) has the
readiness for this role? The second question is: should I choose from the
potential leadership employees in the organization? The answers could take a
very detailed explanation, so in this research will going to take the critical Comment [WU5]: We are?
In an era that is changing fast, uncertain, and complex, leaders are demanded
more than just having a certain character, . leaders Leaders are required to play
an important role in making changes and organizational development, Since
since they are the agents of transformation as well as the masters of change,
Running head: LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL, LEADERSHIP READINESS
including the right individuals, to think and behave correctly. (Kanter, 1983;
Johansen, 2010; Lawrence, 2013; Keating et al, 2014; Mack & Khare, 2016),
leaders who got the spirit of leading and driving other people to the right
directions, “there is an opinion that states that leadership is a gift of God that is
naturally bestowed from birth” (Santoso, Sudimin and Elyadi, 2020). Comment [WU8]: (Santoso et al., 20
p XX) you also need page number with
Management comply by these two principles: If someone has a gift of leadership quotes
and is strengthened by school education, training and practicing, that person will
have great leadership qualities, but when the gift is left alone the gift will slow
down or even disappear at a certain point in ability. (Hezlet, 2016; Lawrence, Comment [WU9]: Hezlett
2013). The word readiness understood as the degree of preparation to act or Comment [WU10]: Wrong order of
years
responds to a new situation, (https: // psychology dictionary. org).
Obviously To be a leader who has the readiness to leading employees, there are
some essential characteristics that arises in leaders because of external
environment that make them READY to be a leader according to (The Most
Important Leadership Competencies, March 2016): the ability to provide a Comment [WU11]: Citation (AUTHO
year) and add the reference it does not
vision with reasonable goals and objectives, clear strategies and expectations show!
Not all managers are born managers; many are developed. But there are non-
trainable attributes such as integrity and honesty that are personality-driven and
can influence what is known as managerial effectiveness and leadership
potential (Dzwigol, Shcherbak, Semikina, Vinichenko and Vasiuta, 2019) Comment [WU12]: (Dzwigol et al.,
2019)
Studies have demonstrated that the leadership potential of each organization has
its own independent variables. The Research on the effect of the leadership Comment [WU13]: What studies?
Citations needed
potential of managers on the potential for improvement shows that the main
components are in virtually all enterprises: the psycho-personality type and the
value orientation (Dzwigol et al., 2019). (Dzwigol, Shcherbak, Semikina,
Running head: LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL, LEADERSHIP READINESS
In general, people with high leadership potential have certain thinking abilities,
Aspects of emotional and behavioral development that allow them to evolve into
excellent leadership (Silzer and & Church, 2009). Furthermore, Zainab & Baig Comment [WU17]: It should be here
Zainab and Baig (Year), but I could not fi
emphasized that abilities include aspects of knowledge, experience, training, and it in the references? Fix and add to
references
understanding; while the willingness (willingness) includes three aspects: the
will (desire), confidence (confidence), and commitment (commitment).
Summary
The leadership potential and leadership readiness are sharing the same
background of learning and conducting the same values of leading and
managing other people, they both face the same circumstances and situations,
they both must have emotional and social intelligence, strong interpersonal
skills, open to new ideas, faster in organizational learning and think analytically
and strategically, but they differ in the willingness; desire of being a leader. Comment [WU18]: Not true
Comment [WU19]: This is also not
true. You can have potential or is ready a
you are willing and desire becoming a
leader in both cases.
Running head: LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL, LEADERSHIP READINESS
References:
Indriastuti, D., & Fachrunnisa, O. (2019). Triple psycho-organizational supports for
change management process. International Journal of Economics, Business and
Accounting Research (IJEBAR), 3(04).
Yukl, G. (2013), Leadership in Organizations, Pearson, Boston. Comment [WU20]: Where did you
cited this?!
Johansen, B. (2010). Leaders will make the future of aging. Generations, 34(3), 20-22.
Keating, K., Rosch, D., & Burgoon, L. (2014). Developmental Readiness for
Leadership: The Differential Effects of Leadership Courses on Creating" Ready,
Willing, and Able" Leaders. Journal of Leadership Education, 13(3).
Mack, O., & Khare, A. (2016). Perspective in VUCA. In Mack et al. (eds), Managing in
a VUCA World. New York: Springer International Publishing.
Dzwigol, H., Shcherbak, S., Semikina, M., Vinichenko, O., & Vasiuta, V. (2019)
Formation of Strategic Change Management System at an Enterprise. Academy of
Strategic Management Journal, 18, 1-8.
Silzer, R., and Church, A. H. (2009). The pearls and perils of identifying potential. Ind.
Organ. Psychol. 2, 377–412. doi: 10.1111/j.1754-9434.2009. 01163.x.
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