Total Leadership Series (Course 2) - How to Lead (PowerPoint PPTX Slide Deck)

This presentation is part of a full leadership course, which encompasses 8 PowerPoint presentations (including slides notes), a syllabus, a self-evaluation test, and a role game. The entire course is designed in order to provide not only a theoretical background on leadership, but also useful tools that can be practically applied in the working environment.

The uniqueness of this course is that it brings together both corporate leadership and military leadership tools, having been designed by senior Corporate Managers who are also former naval Officers.

Please find below the content of this part of the course:
2. CLASS 2 How to lead: different leadership styles for different roles
2.1. Different roles for a leader (Tannenbaum continuum)
•  Tells, sells, suggests, consults, joins, delegates, abdicates
2.2. Emotions and leadership styles (Daniel Goleman Emotional Leadership)
•  The Visionary Leader; The Coaching Leader; The Affiliative Leader; The Democratic Leader; The Pacesetting Leader; The Commanding Leader.
2.3. CASE STUDY: Leadership styles: Tauranga Port's CEO vs. GE's CEO Jack Welch

This PowerPoint includes slide notes (not displayed in the above preview). It also includes the course syllabus as the secondary document.

This course dives deep into the nuances of leadership, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and emotional intelligence. Leaders are encouraged to understand their environment and the emotional states of their teams to effectively switch between various leadership styles. The material highlights the significance of being a chameleon in leadership, adapting to the needs of the moment for optimal results.

The course also includes a compelling case study comparing the leadership styles of Tauranga Port's CEO and GE's CEO Jack Welch. This real-world example provides practical insights into how different leadership approaches can yield varying outcomes. The content is designed to provoke thought and discussion, making it an invaluable resource for those aiming to refine their leadership capabilities.