Transforming leaders into progress makers : leadership for the 21st century

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Title:

Transforming leaders into progress makers : leadership for the 21st century

Author:

Clampitt, Phillip G.

ISBN:

9781412974684

9781412974691

Personal Author:

Clampitt, Phillip G.

Publication Information:

Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE, c2011.

Physical Description:

xvii, 261 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Contents:

Introduction -- Exploring -- Refining -- Platforms -- Progress -- The progress model -- How explorers and refiners make progress -- Progress makers -- Envision the future with calculated boldness -- Cultivate a focused flexibility mindset -- Enlarge the circle of engagement -- Foster the growth of investment-worthy employees -- Seek, nurture, and evaluate actionable ideas -- Select, detect, and correct the proper errors -- Practice receiver-centric, strategy-based, feedback-driven communication -- Conclusion.

Subject Term:

Leadership.

Communication in management.

Added Author:

Dekoch, Robert J., 1952-

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Summary

Progress: the focus of a new perspective on leadership

Weaving together original research, novel strategies and tactics, and stories of successful leaders, this book provides insight into how to become a progress-making leader. Written by an academic and a business executive, the book provides actionable ideas grounded in sound research and tested in real organizations.

Find out more!1. Click on the Features/New to this Edition tab above for more information about the book.2. Visit the authors′ website for teaching and learning resources: 3. Watch the video! A video touching on some of the issues covered in the book is available on YouTube. This video is a great resource that can be used in the classroom to launch discussion about the nature of leadership.