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People-Centric Leadership Good Intentions Are Not Enough Ed Hess Professor of Business Administration Batten Executive-in- Residence [email protected]. Darden Alumni Weekend April 27, 2012

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People-Centric LeadershipGood Intentions Are Not Enough

Ed HessProfessor of Business AdministrationBatten [email protected]

Darden Alumni Weekend

April 27, 2012

Objectives:

Share with you converging research on: High performance organizations (HPO) High performance leadership Manager best practices

Begin thinking about what effective leadership

means.

Begin drilling down to the mission criticalbehaviors necessary for effective

leadership.

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The Real Challenge

Leadership attitudes and beliefsLeader valuesLeadership principlesLeadership philosophy

Most people figure out what leadership isMost people fail to executeTranslating theory into consistent daily

behavior

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Behavior

Clear and Compelling

4

$$$

Employees Clients

How Do You Create Employee Engagement?

1. Is it your culture?

2. Is it having fun?

3. Is it $$?

4. Is it perks?

5. Is it hiring the right people?

6. Is it being a great place to work?

7. Is it charismatic leadership?

8. Is it having the right mission?

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#1: Most Critical: Most Important Factor

Leaders

OR

Leaders

ORLeaders

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Emotional Intelligence Research Case Western

50-70% of how employees perceive their job can

be traced to 1 person = their boss

Does my boss:

truly care about me ? help me grow and advance? give me feedback fairly and consistently ? listen to my opinion ? treat me as a person ?

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THE “DOMINO EFFECT” OF LEADERSHIP

Leadership cascades down an organization

People think it is okay to treat their peoplelike they are treated

People imitate, role model acceptablebehaviors

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Leaders

Most people want to lead because of the:

5 Ps Power Prestige Pay Promotions Perks

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Leadership Perspective

Is it all about YOU?

OR

Is it all about THEM?

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Leadership Principles

Straightforward and simple, really only 4:

Golden Rule Take care of your people Lead by example Do what’s right

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Leadership Principles

Principles are Simple, Daily Execution is Hard

Consistency Discipline Thousands of little acts Leadership fishbowl

Expertise research

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Leadership Principles

Communication happens through:

50% Body language

38% Tone

7% Words

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Professor Jane Dutton Energizing Your Workplace

HPLs of HPOs

1. UPS 9. SAS

2. Best Buy 10. Walgreens

3. Tiffany & Company 11. Room & Board

4. Whole Foods 12. Levy Restaurants

5. Ritz Carlton 13. Starbucks

6. Southwest Air 14. Costco

7. Outback 15. McKinsey

8. Sysco 16. San Antonio Spurs

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Positive Work Environments

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PWE’s lead to better performance, creativity, decision making,  and cognitive processing PWE’s are characterized as being positively energizing not energy draining : statements 5 to 1; inquiry to advocacy 1 to 1 Cameron, Positive Leadership ( BK, 2008) 

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Effective Leadership Execution

Five Steps

Right Leadership Attitudes and Beliefs

4 Fundamental Leadership Principles

Leader’s Self-management Tools

Leadership Skills How to Lead

Fight the Dailykillers of

Effective Leadership