Shohra
This sounds so ideal. However, it is difficult to implement. Managers have different personalities and styles. If we wanted to implement this in my organization, we would have to either terminate most of the leaders and replace them by leaders who can apply these measures of success or implement some hard core training.
How can HR Specialists convince HR directors to do this?


archnahr
113

Hey SHohra,
I know it looks ideal but you should read the complete book written by Jack Welch, I can assure you wont feel the same after reading the book.
I agree that different leaders have their own leadership styles which may not be adopted by all of them.
I'll get back to you on the other question soon.
Regards,
Archna

From India, Delhi
Sanjeev.Himachali
94

Thanks for your article. Appreciate your efforts to share this article on this forum. I have read this long time back.
Knowledge need to be linked with application. Knowledge without application is like house without roof.
Thanks once again for sharing such a nice article.
Regards
Sanjeev Sharma

From India, Mumbai
saikalyan99
2

hi archana i am done with WINNING and Straight from the gut,found very useful but to circulate the crux u r material is of grt use. kalyan

Sanjeev.Himachali
94

In continuation to the article Shared by Archna, one questions from my side...to Archna and other participants of this discussion.
Are people born with "Leadership Trait" ..."Leadership Skills" or Leaders can be created? If, "Leadership Skills" can be trained...then why do we have so few leaders????
If you look around...you will see that we have great people around us...who are extremely well in marketing...but they are not leader. Does that mean...that is present senario...one of the skills that Leaders should have...is to know "how to market and where to market?"
Awaiting your reply.
Regards
Sanjeev Sharma

From India, Mumbai
madanaulakh
excellent, a very commedable job, made me sit right thru. pl keep it up warm regards madan :D :P

archnahr
113

Hey Madan, Thank you for the inputs, I hope like everyone else you also liked the summary of book. Looking forward for more posts from you as well. Cheers Archna
From India, Delhi
hiteshr
9

This article is very information... the words look simple but these are tough and heavy words... keep posting such articles regards Hitesh
From India, New Delhi
archnahr
113

Hey guys, Thanks a lot for still reading and appreciating my efforts. I really feel motivated to do some more work like this. Hope you have benefited from this Keep Reading!! Cheers Archna
From India, Delhi
berthamf
Hi,
That's a good synopsis of Jack Welch's book. Good job
Presently I am reading the 4E leadership by Jack Welch and I am glad I've been following some of his principles to the T.
A must read for all those who want be "Leaders" and not "Managers" and have a "ownership" feeling.
warm regards,
Mohini

From India, Mumbai
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