The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership - Legal Services by James M. Kouzes, Barry Z. Posner
By James M. Kouzes, Barry Z. Posner
This 24-page article is ideal for leaders with restricted time and funds. It presents a concise evaluate of Kouzes and Posner's version and total techniques on management within the realm of the criminal quarter. perfect for orienting readers to the 5 Practices version firstly of a workshop or training consultation, the piece comprises management problem case stories drawn from executive and the general public region, a quick description of the 5 Practices, a piece on "Learning to Lead", and history info at the management Practices stock (LPI)
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To say that this executive was using the concept of excellence as an excuse for not developing actions in cm is to put the case mildly. In fact, the status of “excellence” does not render organizations immune to crises. The unfortunate examples of j&j (Tylenol), Perrier, or Procter and Gamble (Rely tampons) demonstrate this fact. Crisis-prepared managers have understood that the concept of excellence itself, when pushed to an extreme, can lead to dangerous situations, by not allowing them to prepare for the worst.
We do not have the people, nor the training, or the time to keep up. Senior management does not understand these issues. We do live on the edge in some areas” (major airline company); “I’m the only executive defending these issues. We will need a major disaster before anything could change” (chemical company). As we have emphasized at the beginning of this article, the development of systemic efforts in cm requires a fundamental shift in corporate philosophy, an understanding that a corporation can potentially become a destructive system in addition to being a productive system.
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