10 characteristics of dynamic leaders.
Examples of a
Organizational Management Process
Personal Characteristics Environment Needed for Implementation
Fearlessness: The courage Permits failure Shared learning and
to act shared power
Completion: Ability to Results-oriented with Horizontal,
complete; has patience process freedom project-oriented
and is flexible management
processes with
cross-functional
and multi-
locational teams
Commitment: Emotionally Encourages individual Small work groups
vested contributions and flexible work
behavior; fun
Inspiration: Inspires and Access to internal Constant visibility
communicates vision and external people and accessibility
networks
Assuredness: Knows what Opportunities for Career progression
he/she wants advancement and process
reward
Penetration: Builds personal Flexible Free information
equity organizational exchange,
structure communication and
benchmarking across
organization
Intelligence: Talent to Resource commitment Training and
place right people in to learning education
right place
Energy: Opportunistic A why-not (not why) Continuous
optimism and sense of culture; permits new improvement and
urgency ideas and resists innovation
bureaucracy processes and
rewards; quick
decision-making
Integrity: Trust and Values honesty 360-degree feedback
credibility
Perception: Being in the Customer-focused-- Creates and values
customer's head internal/external and alliances
domestic/
international
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The Ten Essential Traits: "The Larraine Segil Matrix," is adapted and reprinted with permission from the book, Dynamic Leader, Adaptive Organization, by Larraine Segil |
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