responsive leadership
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Responsive Leadership
Handout30-Aug-2016
Erik Korsvik Østergaard, Partner, Bloch&Østergaard
Going to work should be nice, great, and awesome!
Erik Korsvik Østergaard
Master of Science in Chaos theoryJazz pianist Guest lecturer on CBSPrev. Novo Nordisk and DONG Energy
Leadership [email protected]&Østergaard ApS
A new approach is neededMore• People and culture• Experimentation• Complex thinking• Exception-based work
Less• HR• Planning• Simplistic packaging• Job and task orientation
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Business
CEO
”CPCO”
COO
CIO
CFO
“CUXO”
NEWNEW
Don’t compete on
SKILLSand
PRICE
(Red Ocean)
Focus on
EFFECTand
RELATIONS
(Blue Ocean)
New rules of the game
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What value are you delivering?Functional
Saves time
Simplifies
Makes money
Reduces risk
Organizes
Integrates
Connects
Reduces effort
Avoids hassles
Reduces cost
Ensures quality
Provides variety
Has sensory appeal
Informs
Provides access
EmotionalReduces anxiety
Provides safety and trust
Ensues loyalty
Acknowledges me
Is nostalgic
Is aesthetic
Has badge value
Provides wellness
Has therapeutic value
Is fun/entertaining
Is attractive
Creates exitement
Connects people
Life changing
Provides hope
Enables self-actualization
Motivates and engages
Creates a heirloom
Creates affiliation and belonging
Social Impact
Solves global challenges
Ensures social responsibility
Ensures sustainability
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Efficiency,more predictable Versus Responsiveness,
less predictable
Profit Purpose
Hierarchies Networks
Controlling Empowering
Planning Experimentation
Privacy Transparency
The Responsive Organization – what mix do you want?Source: responsive.org
Evidence: 10 characteristics of responsive organizations
Purpose and meaningfulness
Relationsbeat skills
Largerline teams
Smallerproject teams
Everyone is a leader
Followership supports
leadership
Step down from the
Ivory Tower
Listen, then decide
Intensesprints
Not more,but better
Source: +10 clients that we’ve helped in the last few years
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Design principles of adaptable organisationsWhat should you focus on?
Source: Gary Hamel et al.: “Hackathon Report - Management Innovation eXchange”
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Volatile Uncertain Complex Ambiguous
The world is VUCA
We need experiments – we need entrepreneurs
Coaching and mentoring
Being strategic as an
entrepreneur
White space management
The role of the leader
Behaviour of a leader
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Ensures purpose
Challenges status quo
Ensures delegation
Values collaboration
Focuses on roles and network
Measuresthe right
things
Is a role model on emotional intelligence
Thrives with uncertainty