Agile leaders appear to have a canny ability to make decisive actions, take calculated risks and pivot when necessary on the spot. However, appearances can be deceptive.
My experience working with a truly agile leader has provided insights and truths that are not always obvious to other effect leaders. Agile leaders do build a network of people from all walks of life. It is very impressive to observe and admire their talents.
Agile leaders are also vision driven, committed to a cause greater than themselves and inspire members of her organization and leaders of the greater community by modeling the core values that sustain the Drive to achieve the vision.
You never would naturally think that practicing this kind of behavior would be beneficial for decision making skills... but it certainly leads to that.
What might we do to keep ourselves on task when increasing the number of people we track when first implementing this? How do we avoid this becoming a distracting time-sick?
Being a Leader in the Tech industry with an ISP has been an eye opening experience. Building a network and engaging with them daily if possible has shown exponential increases in my reach and resolution abilities. Great read!!
Agile leaders appear to have a canny ability to make decisive actions, take calculated risks and pivot when necessary on the spot. However, appearances can be deceptive.
My experience working with a truly agile leader has provided insights and truths that are not always obvious to other effect leaders. Agile leaders do build a network of people from all walks of life. It is very impressive to observe and admire their talents.
Agile leaders are also vision driven, committed to a cause greater than themselves and inspire members of her organization and leaders of the greater community by modeling the core values that sustain the Drive to achieve the vision.
We might not typically observe a correlation between agility and being vision-driven, Juve.
Say more about this... why have you observed these two things together?
We spent a few minutes on discussing skills and subskills that go into building this routine:
https://twitter.com/AdmiredLeaders/status/1676942831166930944
You never would naturally think that practicing this kind of behavior would be beneficial for decision making skills... but it certainly leads to that.
What might we do to keep ourselves on task when increasing the number of people we track when first implementing this? How do we avoid this becoming a distracting time-sick?
Being a Leader in the Tech industry with an ISP has been an eye opening experience. Building a network and engaging with them daily if possible has shown exponential increases in my reach and resolution abilities. Great read!!
Makes sense even if you aren't an organizational leader.