Leadership through Challenging Times
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Leadership, change management, leaders, recession, slowdown
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We consistently face new and ever growing challenges in the workplace such as reorganizing, downsizing, and “left out sizing.” We are faced with the question, “How do we lead in this storm of change?” It may seem difficult at times and the decisions we make define our short-term and long-term outcomes. In this topic, please share your leadership techniques that guaranteed to keep you on track during these difficult times.
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Leaders (managers)
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Employees (subordinates)
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Pulak Ray
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Normally most of the leaders(managers) are smart enough to save their position when a problem seen. They are much capable to convience the board about the inefficiency of subordinates and terminate them so that their position become more stronger.
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Ramdas Pawar
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It is very difficult to take a side and comment on this but I believe leaders are the first person to get directly affected by the economic crisis because they have more responsibility than employees. Leaders are not responsible for the...
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santosh kumar
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Ideally both the leaders employees should get affected but the present recession has proved otherwise. Both in the country outside inspite of posting huge losess the top management have been earning salaries,perks huge sums as bonus's.
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Debate: "Economic crisis : Who is affected leaders or employees" deleted from your view.
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Time spend with team to hold it together
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Time spend with client to get more business
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SHYAM KURUVATH
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"Time spend with team to hold it together"
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I agreed with your comments because now a days the word recession is like a fashion word. Most of the companies are taking advantage of this word. But in my hotel I am very strict on my product rates. And till now I am doing better than last year.
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Ashutosh Pandita
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"Time spend with client to get more business"
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I would like to support on spending time with the client to get more business and keep the team occupied wih work.In the time of recession people think twice before shifting to the new job as they think that they have proved themsleves in the...
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Praveen Bhise
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"Time spend with team to hold it together"
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I think this is where most of them may make a mistake by giving importance to clients rather than the team.As at the time of recession there are more chances of loosing focus which should be avoided.It is the team which will get you more clients...
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Debate: "What is very important during the time of recession to manage your business well?" deleted from your view.
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Delegate and keep team in focus.
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Leaders to instill and convey confidence
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Joey Joseph Kozhikadan
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"workingup six sigma method"
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Analysing the wrongs and correcting before procceeding further.
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Satya Prasad
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"Leaders to instill and convey confidence"
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The team always looks to their leader for support.
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taranath joshi
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"Delegate and keep team in focus."
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Delegating is an important feature of leadership. If it is not done and a person does the job alone, he is a performer and not a leader. Delegation and team focus are good characteristics of a leadership. More and more delegation would be a...
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Ideate: "Skills required for leaders in challenging times..." deleted from your view.
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Incarnational
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Transactional
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nadendla naveen kumar
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Incarnational leadership is rooted in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ, as “He took a towel” (John 13:2-5). He was efficient with people, had goals in sight, but was also relational over being task-driven. This kind of leadership produces a...
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nadendla naveen kumar
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Transactional leadership is a term used to classify a formally known group leadership theories that inquire the interactions between leaders and followers. A transactional leader focuses more on a series of "transactions". This person is...
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Debate: "Leadership Styles" deleted from your view.
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Should follow the principle
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Dipankar Ghosal
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I have always followed the principle "I work for money and if you want loyalty then hire a dog".. because i feel that every one should be sincere to their work.Who knows , when the company decides to fire you...
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Debate: "Do you advocate the principle "I work for money,if you want loyalty then hire a dog" in times of recession also?" deleted from your view.
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Pls provide detail info
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HIMADRI SEKHAR ROY
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1) Ensure transparency in work place 2) Long and Short Term Recognition Schemes and Benefits linked to Appraisal Grading and Performance 3) Opportunities for Job rotation and Growth in the organisation 4) Perks and benefits which take care of...
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Mani Sinha
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First and foremost the company should make the people feel like a part of the family.secondly the company should be transparent to all its people. If the company is not doing well then all the employees should be aware of the situation. And...
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Mallaya Pandravada
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The Motivation of the employ can be accomplished by satisfying the employee’s Need for Achievement By assigning challenging tasks and also eliminating monotony by job rotation. Need for Affiliation By making member of prestigious institutions,...
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Answer: "how to retain people when there is solid competetion in the market? what messures are there to improve their motivation ?" deleted from your view.
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Motivate them, introduce contests and can even interchange their departments according to their abilities.
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Innovate
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KANNAN SUBBIAH
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"Enhance Capabilities"
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Plan for one or more of the following, which will enhance the capabilities of the resource and in turn the organization. 1. Refactor the code in the Re-usable code repository of the organization, so that it is tuned in line with the latest...
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Samiulla Khan
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"Motivate them, introduce contests and can even interchange their departments according to their abilities."
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I do Agree with ROHINI, but it need not work always. To Achive what we call targets the important thing required is interaction among the people associated. an healty atmosphere leads to healthy business. every body is clever enough to...
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!manpreet $ingh
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"Motivate them, introduce contests and can even interchange their departments according to their abilities."
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Very nice ideas by rohini kaushal...this may help out employer to take as much as productive responses from the eomplyee in such situation....
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Ideate: "What should a manager do to manage teams or workforce During Recession?" deleted from your view.
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Despite the tough economy, many companies are still enjoying great successes. Executive and leadership coach John McKee shares some ideas you can use to build a more successful organization. Depending on the news you hear, it may seem like this economy is still going downhill or perhaps the bottom has finally been reached. But either way, there’s no doubt that more organizations are going to fail before we’re truly moving continually forward again. However, while many organizations struggle, there are still great success stories out there. Leaders who see opportunities where others see roadblocks generally lead those operations. Not coincidently, their teams are usually both more positive a...
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Padmanabhan R
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Every body, Can I have a small suggestion, let us all stop this blame game and start fresh. Can we all be friends again and find who come first criticizing another without reason ( at least ). Not seconding any one, not good for too step. See I am...
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Raju Ramalingam
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HUH.....no words to add my comments on this.....
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Insight: " 10 great ideas from five great bosses - Jody Gilbert" deleted from your view.
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Key leadership ideas 1.Leaders shape the future. Leaders bring change and leaders challenge the status quo. If there is no need for change, there is no need for leadership. 2.Leadership is a choice. Leadership does not just happen. Leadership is a choice we make to live our a vision and purpose daily. 3.Leaders are made and not born. Leaders know who they are, understand their unique purpose, strengths and skills. They use who they are to bring their vision into the present. 4.Leaders live their vision. They become the change that they want to see in the world. They set the example and show the way. 5.Leaders incite conversation. Leadership is about making a difference and driving change wh...
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varsha
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Its really very simple description of essential elements of leadership...ITS FACT LEADER INSPIRE AND THEIR TRUE Quorum LIES in their IDEALISTIC WAY TO INSPIRE. thanks Mr. Mohammed
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Insight: "LEADERSHIP Essentials" deleted from your view.
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Flexleave program
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Minimise - Fixed & Variable Cost
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Deepak Agrawal
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"Do proper waste management"
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I believe cost cutting or lay off is not the solution to overcome recession. It is going to hamper a company in a long run. If you want to do someting then please cut expenditure in waste so that company can utilize its resources optimally. If...
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Sudeep Tarafdar
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"Minimise - Fixed & Variable Cost"
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Rajeev i have to say that you have covered most of the points in this regard, when there is so many alternatives like what you have suggested one can easily go for these than just layoffs, which is not helping both the parties...
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Ankit
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"Flexleave program"
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Layoffs are defenitely not the way to handle the recession, though the companies are doing so for cost cutting and due to shortage of finance..i am not saying that layoffs are not there, it is there is the normal times as well, though the...
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Ideate: "Economic recession: What alternatives companies can have other than Layoffs?" deleted from your view.
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