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    This document discusses different types of crises including personal, team, company, and societal crises. It provides examples of individuals who demonstrated leadership in times of crisis, such as Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, and Chesley Sullenberger. The document notes that crises allow leadership to shine through and that leadership in crises is more about who you are than what you know. It outlines what leaders need to do in crises, such as staying calm, communicating honestly, managing expectations, and inspiring others. Finally, it provides a checklist for leadership in crises that includes facing reality, managing expectations, not acting alone, maintaining trust, planning for different scenarios, leading by example, and making necessary changes.

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    This document discusses different types of crises including personal, team, company, and societal crises. It provides examples of individuals who demonstrated leadership in times of crisis, such as Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, and Chesley Sullenberger. The document notes that crises allow leadership to shine through and that leadership in crises is more about who you are than what you know. It outlines what leaders need to do in crises, such as staying calm, communicating honestly, managing expectations, and inspiring others. Finally, it provides a checklist for leadership in crises that includes facing reality, managing expectations, not acting alone, maintaining trust, planning for different scenarios, leading by example, and making necessary changes.

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    This document discusses different types of crises including personal, team, company, and societal crises. It provides examples of individuals who demonstrated leadership in times of crisis, such as Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, and Chesley Sullenberger. The document notes that crises allow leadership to shine through and that leadership in crises is more about who you are than what you know. It outlines what leaders need to do in crises, such as staying calm, communicating honestly, managing expectations, and inspiring others. Finally, it provides a checklist for leadership in crises that includes facing reality, managing expectations, not acting alone, maintaining trust, planning for different scenarios, leading by example, and making necessary changes.

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    Leadership in a Crisis

    Shiv - April 9- 2020


    What is a Crisis?
    Different types of Crisis

    •Personal
    •Team
    •Company
    •Society
    Personal Crisis
    Personal Crisis

    Friends and Family

    Personal

    Relatives, Colleagues, Others


    Health -Fight
    with cancer

    Warren Buffett Steve Jobs


    Lost their jobs despite doing the right thing

    • Perestroika Lee Iacocca Gorbachev


    • Glasnost
    Perjury

    Bill Clinton
    Unexpected
    Saved all
    passengers in
    Hudson River
    crash
    Chesley Sullenberger III
    Judgement

    Bay of Pigs

    John F. Kennedy
    Team Crisis
    Plane Crash
    of 1958
    Crisis Internal to a company.
    Product Recalls
    Crisis due to external forces
    Society
    Crisis
    Leadership needs a crisis to shine through
    My Wharton Professor – Michael Useem
    Leadership in Crisis is
    more about who you are
    than what you know
    What does a leader need to do in crisis?
    • Stay calm but not dispassionate or disinterested
    • Communicate with honesty
    • Emotional Leadership
    • Manage expectations
    • Talk, and
    • Inspire
    Leadership in a Crisis Checklist
    • Face Reality
    • Things always get worse before they get better
    • A leader is not ATLAS
    • Crisis and Trust are inversely co related
    • Plan worst and best cases
    • Deliver before you ask others to
    • Make changes, where needed
    Thank You
    There are many
    types of crises

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