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Leadership: Sad Facts and Silver Linings

Leadership: Sad Facts and Silver Linings. Author: Thomas J. Peters. Presented by Ricardo Cardoso Filho. About Brazil-1…. About Brazil-2…. Outline. Sad Fact 1 - Not Enough Choices Sad Fact 2 - Not Enough Time Sad Fact 3 - Too Many Filters Sad Fact 4 - Too Much Inertia.

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Leadership: Sad Facts and Silver Linings

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  1. Leadership: Sad Facts and Silver Linings Author: Thomas J. Peters Presented by Ricardo Cardoso Filho

  2. About Brazil-1…

  3. About Brazil-2…

  4. Outline • Sad Fact 1 - Not Enough Choices • Sad Fact 2 - Not Enough Time • Sad Fact 3 - Too Many Filters • Sad Fact 4 - Too Much Inertia

  5. #1-Not Enough Choices • Managers get only one option. Silver Lining • There are many options if the managers search for the problems before.

  6. #2-Not Enough Time • Time is fragmented, issues arrive late. Silver Lining • Each fragment can be used to signal leader’s preferences and set directions.

  7. #3-Too Many Filters • Bad news is normally hidden. Silver Lining • Leaders can use their responses to good news to reinforce the organization’s values and priorities.

  8. #4-Too Much Inertia • Major changes take months or years to emerge. Silver Lining • Over time, consistent choices accumulate into a consensus that requires minimal corrections.

  9. Conclusion • Anticipate the problems, so you can have many alternatives to solve them. • Break your decision into smaller pieces and you will have more time to think about each one. • Be close to your team so you will avoid that bad news arrives too late. • Do not avoid or delay small changes, because after it will be harder to fix when they become larger problems.

  10. Thank you… • Come to Brazil… for the World Cup in Soccer… • I guarantee you will have a good time!!!!

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