Great Leaders Need Great Team

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Effective team need to have balance Great Leaders and Great Teams

Any successful business needs a Great Leader and Great team. Having only a Great team without the right direction, counseling, and mentoring result in passionate work but toward wrong directions. This results in more friction, stress, and anxiety. For a Great Leader, if he doesn’t have a good execution team, everything remains in the presentation or on paper. The strategy looks good and promising but there are no results due to poor execution by team. Success expects a tightly coupled model between Strategy and Execution, between Leader and Team with agility, flexibility, and collaboration.

What we should expect from a Leader

  • High Emotional Intelligence
  • Enable and growth of team members
  • Decentralized & collaborative decision making
  • Professional, Disciplined & ethical behavior
  • Start change from self
  • Continuous learner

What we should expect from the Team

  • Inverse Structure – to have a customer-centric approach and feedback mechanism
  • T Shape Skills – a breadth of skills in multiple functions and deep expertise in the core function
  • Aligned Vision and Goals – team vision and goals need to be associated with Organization Vision and Goals
  • Peer to Peer Collaboration – thinking together and collaborative working model
  • System thinking – team members should have analytical thinking, bring solutions along with Problem
  • Explore, Experiment and Pursue Ideas – keep exploring, experiment without fear of failure to pursues ideas and solutions
  • Gemba Walk – Team should have ground-level clarity and first-hand experience with situations and customer experience
  • No guilt and mercy of failures – Team should not feel guilty with failed experiments and move further constructively
  • Facts and Data – ensure to collect facts and data so as to make strategic decisions

Framework for Success

  • Objectives and Goal – What is the destination
  • Alignment of objectives with activities, KRA – Why one should do the activities and how it is related to Organizational goals and objectives
  • Execution of strategy and activities – How to execute the activities, communication protocols
  • Time, Frequency and Consistency – When the activities should be done and executed
  • Team, KRA, KPI – Who should do what and what not with required benchmark guidelines

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