The 3 C's of Change Leadership | Leading People | Leading the Process | Leadership | Scenarios |
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What is 1 C of Change leadership that involves talking to others?
Communication
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What is another word for stakeholder?
Shareholder
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What is the definition of initiate?
cause (a process or action) to begin
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what is an example of collaboration?
A Meeting
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How could you support your employees?
Removing barriers to employee success. These include personal barriers such as wounded egos and a sense of loss etc.
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what would the outcome of an unsuccessful leader be?
An unsuccessful process.
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what will a change leader do who is fully committed?
Successful leaders made sure their own beliefs and behaviors supported change as well, they will devote lots of their own time and step out of their comfort zone
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as a leader, who should you talk to in the "sway" process?
Key stakeholders such as board members, C-suite executives, clients, and others
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What are good ways of strategizing ?
Develop a clear action plan, including priorities, timelines, tasks, structures, behaviors, and resources.
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What are the three C's of Change Leadership?
Collaboration, Communication, Commitment
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What are the three big ideas when leading people?
Support, sway, learn
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What are the three steps to leading the process of change?
initiate, strategize, execute
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What is one example of an unsuccessful leader who fails to use the 3 C's of Change leadership?
Fails to engage employees, fails to adapt to challenges, expresses negativity, impatient with results.
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How can you build momentum in an organization?
You could break big projects down into small wins to get early victories and build momentum.
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