First–Time Leader – Foundational Tools for Inspiring and Enabling Your New Team

Foundational Tools for Inspiring and Enabling Your New Team

Gebonden Engels 2014 9781118828120
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First–time leaders get motivational and planning tools from top executive coaching firms

The First–Time Leader provides basic frameworks, processes, and tools to help first–time leaders and their teams deliver better results faster. Leading is about inspiring and enabling others to do their absolute best, together, to realize a meaningful and rewarding shared purpose. Authors George Bradt, Managing Director of PrimeGenesis, and Gillian Davis, Managing Director of AlanKey, show how to achieve these results through the BRAVE acronym: Behaviors, Relationships, Attitudes, Values, Environment. Learn the three stages of team development, and get advice for specific leadership situations including onboarding yourself, onboarding others, and crisis management.

Offers a way of thinking about leadership and a structure for action to help first–time leaders lead at both overall conceptual and tactical levels
Includes downloadable tools that are easily adaptable for each leader′s specific context
Contains illustrative examples and stories from a range of experienced leaders and experts to help guide first–time leaders through things they may not have experienced themselves

The First–Time Leader shows new leaders what to do next, later, never, why, and how. It′s an indispensible guide for stepping up and inspiring others to come together for success.

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ISBN13:9781118828120
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:gebonden
Aantal pagina's:240

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Acknowledgments xi
<p>Part I Getting Started 1</p>
<p>Chapter 1 Overview: Congratulations! It s Great to Be a Leader. You ve Earned It. And Your New Job Is Going to Be a Wild Ride 3</p>
<p>Part I: Getting Started 3</p>
<p>Part II: Build Your BRAVE Leadership from the Outside In 5</p>
<p>Part III: Leading Small, Medium, and Large Teams 7</p>
<p>Chapter 2 Take Charge of Your New Team 11</p>
<p>Moving into Your First Leadership Role from Outside 11</p>
<p>Tool 2.1: Onboarding Risk Assessment 13</p>
<p>Tool 2.2: BRAVE Onboarding 16</p>
<p>Getting Promoted to Your First Leadership Role from Within 26</p>
<p>Summary: Take Charge of Your New Team 34</p>
<p>Chapter 3 The BRAVE Leadership Success Framework: Behaviors, Relationships, Attitude, Values, Environment 35</p>
<p>Behaviors: How You Get Things Done through Other People 35</p>
<p>Relationships: The Heart of Leadership 36</p>
<p>Attitude: Make Crucial Choices around Your Team s Strategy, Posture, and Culture 36</p>
<p>Values: Align Yourself and Your Team with the Organization s Mission, Vision, and Values More or Less 36</p>
<p>Environment: Get Clear on Your Mission and Fields of Action 36</p>
<p>Building up the BRAVE Leadership Framework from the Outside In 37</p>
<p>Part II Build Your BRAVE Leadership from the Outside In 39</p>
<p>Chapter 4 Environment: Get Clear on Your Mission and Fields of Action 41</p>
<p>Understand Context 42</p>
<p>Tool 4.1: 5Cs Situation Analysis Guidelines 44</p>
<p>Align around an Interpretation of the Situation Assessment 47</p>
<p>Tool 4.2: SWOT 49</p>
<p>Tool 4.3: Profi t Pools 50</p>
<p>Make Clear Choices around Where to Play and Where Not to Play 50</p>
<p>Tool 4.4: Where to Play Choices 56</p>
<p>Summary: Where to Play 56</p>
<p>Chapter 5 Values: Align Yourself and Your Team with the Organization s Mission, Vision, and Values More or Less 59</p>
<p>The Secret of Happiness 60</p>
<p>Link between Happiness and Purpose 61</p>
<p>Mission 61</p>
<p>Tool 5.1: Mission 62</p>
<p>Vision 63</p>
<p>Tool 5.2: Vision 64</p>
<p>Values 64</p>
<p>Tool 5.3: Values 66</p>
<p>Coherence 66</p>
<p>Summary: What Matters 67</p>
<p>Chapter 6 Attitude: Make Crucial Choices around Your Team s Strategy, Posture, and Culture 69</p>
<p>Strategy 69</p>
<p>Tool 6.1: Strategic Planning 73</p>
<p>Tool 6.2: Business Plan Elements 74</p>
<p>Posture 75</p>
<p>Tool 6.3: Posture Mapping 77</p>
<p>Culture 77</p>
<p>Tool 6.4: Culture Assessment 81</p>
<p>Summary: How to Win 83</p>
<p>Chapter 7 Relationships: The Heart of Leadership 85</p>
<p>Communication Frameworks 85</p>
<p>Tool 7.1: Communication Planning 93</p>
<p>Tool 7.2: Writing Guidelines 98</p>
<p>Tool 7.3: BRAVE Meeting Management 100</p>
<p>Tool 7.4: Press Interview Management 104</p>
<p>How to Hire Great People 105</p>
<p>Tool 7.5: Recruitment Methods Analysis 111</p>
<p>Tool 7.6: Recruiting Brief 112</p>
<p>Tool 7.7: Job Requirement Checklist 113</p>
<p>Tool 7.8: Candidate Sourcing 116</p>
<p>Tool 7.9: Interview Guide 122</p>
<p>Tool 7.10: Interview Debrief Form 123</p>
<p>Tool 7.11: Reference Inquiry Authorization Form 124</p>
<p>Tool 7.12: Reference Inquiry 125</p>
<p>Bringing New Hires into the Team 127</p>
<p>Tool 7.13: Offer Closing Process 128</p>
<p>Tool 7.14: Announcement Cascade 129</p>
<p>Tool 7.15: Accommodation Checklist 131</p>
<p>Tool 7.16: Assimilation Checklist 132</p>
<p>Tool 7.17: Acceleration Checklist 133</p>
<p>Managing People Who Are Doing Well and Not So Well 136</p>
<p>Tool 7.18: Career Planning 138</p>
<p>Tool 7.19: Development Plan 139</p>
<p>Tool 7.20: SMART Goals 141</p>
<p>Tool 7.21: Team Charter 142</p>
<p>Tool 7.22: People Management Tools 145</p>
<p>Tool 7.23: Managing Behavior 146</p>
<p>Tool 7.24: Performance Assessment 149</p>
<p>Tool 7.25: Succession Planning 151</p>
<p>Summary: How to Connect 153</p>
<p>Chapter 8 Behaviors: How You Get Things Done through Other People 155</p>
<p>Delegating, Innovating, and Negotiating 155</p>
<p>Tool 8.1: Innovation Guidelines 159</p>
<p>Tool 8.2: Negotiating 162</p>
<p>Sales and Marketing 163</p>
<p>Tool 8.3: Purchase Funnel 163</p>
<p>Tool 8.4: Strategic Selling 165</p>
<p>Tool 8.5: BRAVE Creative Brief 166</p>
<p>Operating Processes 168</p>
<p>Tool 8.6: Senior Management Trip Planning 169</p>
<p>Tool 8.7: Milestone Management 173</p>
<p>Tool 8.8: Quarterly Cadence 177</p>
<p>BRAVE Crisis Management 178</p>
<p>Tool 8.9: Crisis Management 100–Hour Action Plan 183</p>
<p>Summary: What Impact 186</p>
<p>Part III Leading Small, Medium, and Large Teams 187</p>
<p>Chapter 9 With Teams of Less Than 10 People, Adopt a Start–Up Mind–Set 189</p>
<p>Why the Way You Lead Today Is Going to Be Inadequate Tomorrow 189</p>
<p>Solve a Problem Shared by Many 191</p>
<p>Assemble a Team of Like–Minded Individuals with Diverse Strengths 192</p>
<p>Lock in Values 194</p>
<p>Summary: Start with Environment and Values 199</p>
<p>Chapter 10 Lead Teams of 10 to 20 Like an Extended Family 201</p>
<p>What Matters 201</p>
<p>How to Win 201</p>
<p>Managing the Evolution of Your Start–Up s Corporate Culture 201</p>
<p>Why Culture Matters Today 202</p>
<p>The Building Blocks of the Vocus Culture 202</p>
<p>Sustaining and Building Culture 203</p>
<p>Team Expansion 203</p>
<p>People Management and Operating Practices 203</p>
<p>Feedback 204</p>
<p>Summary: Evolve Attitude 204</p>
<p>Chapter 11 If You re Leading More Than 30 People, Hierarchy Is Your Friend 205</p>
<p>Work on the Organization 205</p>
<p>Enabling Practices 205</p>
<p>Embedding Operational Practices 206</p>
<p>Vision and Values 207</p>
<p>Summary: Team Evolution 208</p>
<p>Notes 209</p>
<p>References 213</p>
<p>About the Authors 215</p>
<p>Index 217</p>

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