Chapter 2 The Leadership triangle Flashcards

1
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Many leadership failures actually result from….

A

An unwillingness to face the true nature of a situation

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2
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What are the three leadership commitments?

A
  1. Uncovering reality.
  2. Training your people as assets.
  3. Developing leaders at all levels.
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3
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What is the most challenging and most powerful of the three commitments?

A

Developing leaders at all levels of your organization

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4
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What are reasons people might be hiding information?

A
  1. They’re afraid they’ll be punished for their candor.
  2. They don’t understand the importance of sharing information.
  3. They’re trying to cover up their own errors.
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5
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Ram Charan and Larry Bossidy, in their book “execution,”, make a point of urging leaders to be______ about their business assumptions, And to always______ their environment for changes that might affect them.

A

Realistic
Monitor

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6
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“ follow the smoke” is just another way of saying…

A

Look for the right information

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7
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What are the two types of information?

A

Quantitative and qualitative

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8
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______ are those parts of our nature that are so sensitive to certain kinds of input that they override our more or less rational selves.

A

Triggers

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9
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What is the key to be a successful leader?

Pg19

A

Making sure you get acquainted with as many different types of smoke as possible. (That is, information.)

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10
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When does leadership become most valuable?

A

In extreme situations

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11
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Through teaching, you can access your peoples ________, _______, and _____.

Pg.23

A

Expertise, observations, and insights

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12
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Another way to describe the give-and-take of the teaching relationship is as a _______________.

A

Teaching and learning dynamic

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13
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Who made the quote “ in today’s world, a company’s people are its most important value producing assets” ?

A

Noel Tichy

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14
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Who wrote the Pulitzer Prize winning book, Leadership?

A

James Mac Gregor Burns

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15
Q

By ___________, you amplify the effectiveness of your leadership actions, and enable your messages and initiatives to reach into every corner of the organization. P27

A

Developing leaders at all levels

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16
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By _____________________, you’ll find that they become more deeply engaged in the work, take accountability for their performance, and stay focused on the organizations goals.

Pg28

A

Encouraging your people to think of themselves as leaders

17
Q

___________ it’s just a name for what happens when someone uses certain actions and attitudes to work through people to achieve common goals.

A

Leadership

18
Q

What is an excellent example of a company that thrives on homegrown leadership?

A

G E

19
Q

To cultivate leadership in others is essentially to be a ______, which means the whole process does indeed begin with you.

Pg29

A

Teacher

20
Q

How do you disrupt your own leadership chain reaction?

Pg29

A

Ignoring reality, neglecting your assets, and smothering others leadership potential.