The document discusses key aspects of leadership roles during times of organizational change. It emphasizes that leaders must communicate openly with employees, listen to concerns, and take accountability to build trust. Leaders should also acknowledge and address any fears about the change process, make themselves approachable, and collaborate across departments to ensure proper training and alignment with goals. A leader's positive response to change will serve as an example for others to follow during the challenges of implementing change.
The document discusses key aspects of leadership roles during times of organizational change. It emphasizes that leaders must communicate openly with employees, listen to concerns, and take accountability to build trust. Leaders should also acknowledge and address any fears about the change process, make themselves approachable, and collaborate across departments to ensure proper training and alignment with goals. A leader's positive response to change will serve as an example for others to follow during the challenges of implementing change.
The document discusses key aspects of leadership roles during times of organizational change. It emphasizes that leaders must communicate openly with employees, listen to concerns, and take accountability to build trust. Leaders should also acknowledge and address any fears about the change process, make themselves approachable, and collaborate across departments to ensure proper training and alignment with goals. A leader's positive response to change will serve as an example for others to follow during the challenges of implementing change.
Roll no: 2733 LEADERSHIP •Organization places trust in leadership, employees look to those leaders who direct the upcoming change •Leadership can be defined as: •“Someone who sets direction in an effort and influences people to follow that direction” COMMUNICATION
• Leadership is communicating with others openly
• Trust among employees • Listen to concerns • Take accountability • Build relationships with stakeholders such as customers, peers and the community MANAGING FEARS
• Communicating about possible fears or anxieties regarding the
change •Adopt a role model mentality •Acknowledge all parts of the change process • Make yourself accessible and approachable for employees COLLABORATION •Collaboration between departments •Ensure that processes, proper training and preparation are aligned with the overall goal and mission of the change •Work to reduce conflict between departments and other employees •Support the change by becoming passionate about the process, the change itself, and the positive outcomes. RESPONSE It is important to understand your employees' response to change, but your own response to change cannot be forgotten in the process You should be open to learning Build better relationships among your employees It will enable you to respond to challenges along the way Unplanned situations, unexpected responses and dealing with ambiguity is part of the leadership role Your positive response to change will serve as a guideline for others to imitate.