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Smart Leaders Embrace Flexibility
Smart Leaders Embrace Flexibility
Motivation
Excitement
Growth
Part of history
How to be a flexible leader
Style
Skills associated with this style
are:
• Influencing
• Giving feedback
• Motivating people
• Being decisive
The Coaching style tends
Actions associated with to be useful:
this style are:
• To develop individuals
• Sells decisions to staff • When motivation is low
• Praises good work • When there is no single
• Provides feedback correct way to do
• Helps staff to find/see something
appropriate solutions to
problems
Coaching
Style
Skills associated with this style
are:
• Influencing
• Facilitation skills
• Problem solving
Actions associated with • Listening The supporting style
this style are: tends to be useful:
• Involves people in • With experienced staff
decision-making • In potentially sensitive
• Encourages contributions situations
and suggestions from the • When there is time to
whole team consider various options
• Keeps people informed of • When someone has lost
what is happening confidence
• Listens to the team • When managing individual
Supporting issues
Style
Skills associated with this style
are:
• Delegation
• Coaching
• Listening
• Motivating people
The delegating style
Actions associated with tends to be useful:
this style are:
• With experienced and
• Delegates responsibility motivated staff
for certain tasks • In routine situations,
• Empowers people or where clear
• Allows risk taking and guidelines have been
innovation agreed
• Expects people to correct • When there is time to
their own errors consider various
Delegating options
• When risk associated
Style with a project is low
EVERYONE HAS PEAK PERFORMANCE
POTENTIAL. YOU JUST NEED TO KNOW
WHERE THEY’RE COMING FROM AND MEET
THEM THERE.”
(Blanchard)