Leadership Agility 2017
DOI: 10.4324/9781315159980-13
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Developing leadership agility

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“…Turner (2018) noted that "the most important human survival skill will be our ability to consistently create value out of new ideas". Meyer and Meijers (2018) pointed out that: Our model: from a VUCA world to an action plan JEC 14,1 [. .…”
Section: Whymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Turner (2018) noted that "the most important human survival skill will be our ability to consistently create value out of new ideas". Meyer and Meijers (2018) pointed out that: Our model: from a VUCA world to an action plan JEC 14,1 [. .…”
Section: Whymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aynı zamanda hepsi farklı bir yaklaşım talep eden pek çok farklı durum ve farklı insanla, başarılı liderler olmak için liderlik çevikliği sergilemek gerekir. Bu liderler, insanların özel ihtiyaçlarına ve etkilemek istedikleri duruma hızlı bir şekilde yanıt vererek, liderlik stilleri arasında esnek bir şekilde geçiş yapma ve yenilerini uyarlama konusunda ustalaşma kapasitesine sahiptir (Meyer & Meijers, 2017).…”
Section: çEvik Liderlik öZellikleriunclassified
“…To achieve this organizational agility, however, challenges the traditional way of working of most organizations (Appelo, 2011; Bogsnes, 2016; Dosquet, Conticello, Dosquet, Dour, & Van Bennekum, 2017; Goldman et al, 1995; Laloux, 2014; Perkin & Abraham, 2017). In fact, it challenges the very core of many traditional management practices (Appelo, 2011; Bogsnes, 2016; Laloux, 2014; Meyer & Meijers, 2018). It requires a fundamental shift both at the individual level—the mindset—and the organizational level—the organizational culture (Laloux, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This implies providing people and teams with a degree of autonomy, responsibility and accountability previously unimaginable (Bogsnes, 2016; Laloux, 2014). Achieving this degree of implication and engagement by teams also profoundly challenges habitual methods of leadership and management, as well as measuring and rewarding performance (Appelo, 2011; Bogsnes, 2016; Meyer & Meijers, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%