Introduction
National Urban Fellows (2017) defines inclusion as “being at the table at all levels of the organization, being a valued contributor and being fully responsible for your contribution to the ultimate result.” An inclusive leader, therefore, is one who brings all members of a team to the table so that their input can be effectively communicated and received. It recognizes that a diverse team has valuable perspectives that, when contributed in a meaningful way, helps to form a more unified front that leads to a cohesive organizational culture. With a team whose new members are from Germany, Greece, Iran and Singapore there are considerable differences to be expected. As the GLOBE data indicates, the German and Greek members are more likely to be assertive than the Iranian and Singaporean members, while the member from Singapore is most likely to be the most future oriented. Gender equality is not likely to…...
ole of Inclusive Leadership in Strengthening the Organizational Culture among a Diverse Global Group of Employees
Today, organizations are comprised of an increasingly diverse group of employees from different cultures. Leading a diverse group of employees can be a daunting enterprise, particularly if these cross-cultural differences are not taken into account. To gain to new insights into these issues, this paper provides an overview of the traits of inclusive leadership, an analysis of the key leadership skills required to create an inclusive organizational culture and a review of the leadership characteristics that will be most influential in creating the organizational culture of this group. Finally, a discussion concerning how inclusive leadership can be applied to this group in order to meet the challenges and opportunities inherent in a global environment is followed by a summary of the research and important findings concerning inclusive leadership in an increasingly globalized marketplace are presented…...
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The trend of a global marketplace has given rise to needs for multinational companies. Literature on global business, HR development and management, social problems, etc. has, of late, greatly focused on the key subject of global leadership efficacy (Caligiuri & Tarique, 2012). Leadership represents a central element of every firm. However, leadership ability and function is increasing in complexity with enhanced engagement in technological development and globalization (Ulrich & Smallwood, 2012). People hailing from diverse cultures may have different ideas regarding, and expectations from, corporate leaders. Hence, this paper aims at determining an inclusive leadership approach's contribution to reinforcing corporate culture within a diverse international workforce, having individuals hailing from the US, Germany, Greece, Iran and Singapore.
An overview of the traits of inclusive leadership
Commitment: Developing an inclusive, assorted workforce requires commitment of corporate leaders' energy and time, which are the two elements most important for them. Besides having faith in…...
Inclusive leadership enables many people to take part in decision-making, to be part of the process of finding solutions and leading an organization. It is equivalent to a democratization of leadership and in the modern environment it can work very well at producing positive results so long as those taking part in the inclusive process bring quality features -- such as motivation, creativity, innovation, and ability. However, in some cases exclusive leadership still has a place in the modern environment. Exclusive leadership posits the idea that some leadership decisions must be made solely by the leader. The leader can invite suggestions and seek out opinions, but in the end, the say is his. In the modern era, it appears that as a society we are rounding a corner and moving back towards the idea of exclusive leadership. President-Elect Trump won the White House, for instance, by promoting the idea that…...
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Nuse Leades as Academic Theoists
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" (nd) Adaptive leaders do not simply come up with something or make it up as they go but adaptive leaders "create from the base of intent, visions, goals, and personal preconditions that are fixed and unchanging." (yrum, nd) yrum goes further to state that adaptive leadership "requires courage, conviction, and faith in the capacity to work with others and make situations better. There are 'spiritual' dimensions of leadership that transcend logic and reason. Adaptive leadership certainly requires competency, but it also requires a genius of judgment and encounters unprecedented situations not as a passive victim but as an energetic and active creator. Adaptive leaders will capture people's attention, command their best energies..." (yrum, nd) yrum states that adaptive leaders give "old cliches a new meaning: "Success is a journey, not a destination"; "What matters most is where we are moving, not where we stand." (nd) yrum states that adaptive…...
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Sally is a proficient and experienced Human Resource Management (HRM) leader at ABC Bank. In the contemporary, Sally feels overwhelmed owing to the recent acquisition of the Local Bank by ABC Bank. There are various key aspects that present a HRM challenge for Sally. To begin with, the workforce at the new branch comprises of 40% of older workers that possess knowledge and wisdom. However, there is a need to instigate new technologies to provide additional consumer convenience and therefore a decision as to be made whether the current set of workers should be laid off and new personnel hired. Two other problems encompass a pending lawsuit on sexual harassment and discrimination as well as lack of diversity and ethics training programs. There is also ambiguity regarding the core values of the bank. Most of all Sally is worried regarding the building of a strategic plan for the branch. The…...
But to a certain extent his distanced perspective, his hope and optimism, and also his willingness to listen to the grievances of both sides is what made him such a historically great peacemaker ("George Mitchell," Understanding Northern Ireland: BBC News, 2008). He refused to take 'no' for an answer, when people said that no compromise was possible.
Patience is one of Mitchell's most notable qualities, even though at the time some of his critics said "he gave too much latitude to participants in the talks who were over-fond of their own opinions" ("George Mitchell," Understanding Northern Ireland: BBC News, 2008). But without such unfailing patience, the final peace settlement could never have occurred. The final talks that cumulated in a politically inclusive agreement, the establishment of a chief executive agreeable to both parties, and the agreement of all paramilitary groups to hand over their weapons took thirty-six hours of nonstop…...
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Personal philosophy of education statement
Although the settings that are used to deliver educational services today differ markedly from those used a century ago, the fundament purpose of education has remained essentially the same: to provide young learners with the academic background and experiences they need to become contributing citizens to American society (Stone, 2014). The introduction of numerous technological innovations in recent years, though, has also resulted in growing numbers of educators questioning the efficacy of conventional pedagogy that ignores the ability of students to locate information instantaneously online about the 50 state capitals, the names of all the presidents, how far it is to Jupiter, or any of the other countless facts that were once widely regarded as indicators of learning. As Trybus (2013) emphasizes, “The future of education may seem daunting and challenging if educators lack a vision of what matters most for students to be prepared for…...
" And following that experience the class can discuss what acid rain does to the ecosystem and the teacher can show a video of a forest devastated by acid rain, or just photos of depleted forests and dead fish floating on a stream or lake (waters that have been polluted by acid rain).
About this time, students are asked: "here does the acid rain come from?" Let them guess, and talk about it. Then the teacher shows photos of smokestacks belching out clouds of brown sooty looking pollution and explain that once in the atmosphere, the pollutants (they don't need to know the science of precisely what chemicals bond with condensation but they could certainly relate to dirty polluted particles joining with raindrops) return to earth as acid rain. And as an additional part of this curriculum, students should be shown the various products that are produced in the factories that…...
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Leader' by Warren Bennis
The classic book 'On Becoming a Leader' by Warren Bennis scrutinizes the dissimilarities between leaders and their followers. It details the processes that lead to the emergence of leaders and how they sustain themselves. In the chapter under the topic 'Knowing the World', Bennis studies the significance of studying to leaders, and differentiates between the three main types of learning: innovative, shock, and maintenance. He goes ahead to reveal the benefit of (1) looking back into one's childhood and adolescent years, and utilizing past experiences to influence present happenings; (2) deliberately searching for the types of experiences that can enlarge and improve an individual; (3) knowing the importance of risk-taking coupled with the knowledge that failure is both important and unavoidable; and,(4) bearing in mind that the future gives one the chance to do the things that ought to be done, rather than being a test…...
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Bennis, W.G. (2009). On Becoming a Leader. New York: Basic Books.
The DNP LeaderBeing a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) leader comes with major responsibilities that require one to use specific skills and resources. This paper examines those responsibilities, discusses how they compare to other leadership roles, and evaluates the specific skills and resources needed for DNP leadership. The overall goal of this paper is to shed light on the scope, duties, and expectations of a DNP leader in a healthcare setting, to better understand their distinct responsibilities as compared to other leaders, and to gain a deeper sense of the skills required to succeed in this role.Section One: esponsibility of a DNP LeaderThe role of a DNP leader encompasses a great deal more than might ordinarily be associated with nursing. For example, DNP leaders are expected to be at the forefront of change: they are very often the leading agents of change who work to improve healthcare delivery in terms…...
mlaReferencesArmstrong, G., & Sables-Baus, S. (Eds.). (2019). Leadership and systems improvement for the DNP. Springer Publishing Company.Hanners, A., Alston, A., & Masciola, R. (2023). The business of Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) education: Practical application strategies to apply business concepts in DNP education. Journal of Professional Nursing, 46, 45-51.Melnyk, B. M., Tan, A., Hsieh, A. P., Gawlik, K., Arslanian-Engoren, C., Braun, L. T., ... & Wilbur, J. (2021). Critical care nurses’ physical and mental health, worksite wellness support, and medical errors. American Journal of Critical Care, 30(3), 176-184.Mixer, S. J., Beebe, L. H., Elliott, L. M., Turley, D., Craig, J., Chelko, M., & McCoig, C. (2021). Transforming RN roles using an academic-practice partnership to improve healthcare access for underserved populations. Journal of Professional Nursing, 37(2), 459-466.Pappas, S., Davis, K. K., Dubree, M., Foxx, M., Fuchs, M. A., Hayes, R., ... & Williams, E. (2023). Nursing practice leaders’ perspectives on continuing challenges related to the Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree. Nursing Outlook, 102002.Sinclair, M. A., Stephens, K., Whiteman, K., Swanson-Biearman, B., & Clark, J. (2021). Managing and motivating the remote employee using the transformational leadership model. Nurse Leader, 19(3), 294-299.
Keys to Successful Strategic Planning
During the last several years, the issue of strategic planning has been facing continuing amounts of criticism. This is because various political and economic challenges have caused some individuals to question the effectiveness of using these tools. However, the article titled Ten Keys to Successful Planning is demonstrating how this is an operative approach for dealing with a host of challenges. To fully understand the way these ideas can help a firm requires focusing on the main points of the article. This will be accomplished by looking at: the key ideas, analyzing the strengths / weaknesses and commenting about these views. Together, these elements will show how strategic planning is an important tool that should be used by all firms.
Key Ideas
According to Mittenthal (2002) there are ten key ideas that will help to make a nonprofit successful (through utilizing traditional business strategies). These include: having…...
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Mittenthal, R, 2002, 'Ten Keys to Successful Strategic Planning,'
Harvard Format. http://lgdata.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/docs/380/49275/Harvard_LibGuide_-_All_Examples_PDF.pdf
Leadership Including Behavioral Leadership, Emotional Leadership, Feminist Leadership, Transformative Leadership and So Forth
There is a definition of each concept as well as figures and matrices that explain how to rate and assess a leader
Expands on the fact that many transformative and similar leaders have good charisma and it is asked out loud whether or not such a thing can be taught to leaders or if it's just "there" for some and not others.
Explores the general idea of whether or not needed or at least desirable leadership traits can be taught and to what degree leaders can be developed.
The effects of certain traits are inspected in terms of how they affect the performance of transformation leaders and overall managerial performance
The concept of managerial performance is described as part of what certain traits can do to affect said performance.
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Introduction of total quality management and how it can be interfaced…...
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http://dx.doi.org/10.5465/amle.2010.0012
As the title suggests, the main question posed by this study is whether charisma is something that can be learned by someone that does not already possess it. It explores whether it is something that has to be innate and already present in a person or if it can be developed and mastered over time.
Nursing LeadershipIntroductionNursing leadership is a quality that is best illustrated by way of example. This paper looks at the life and career of Dr. Peter Buerhaus, a prominent nursing leader and healthcare economist, who is renowned for his influential research on the nursing workforce and health policy. It discusses what makes Dr. Buerhaus such a leader and provides a reflection on his leadership style and what it might mean for the future of nursing.Part 1: Nursing Leader: Dr. Peter BuerhausDr. Peter Buerhaus holds a PhD in health economics and is a registered nurse, blending his expertise in economics and nursing to provide a unique perspective on healthcare issues. He has served in various academic positions, including as a professor at Montana State University College of Nursing and Vanderbilt University School of Nursing.Dr. Peter Buerhaus is a quintessential example of such a leader, with his extensive work in healthcare economics and…...
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Title: Embracing Diversity in the Workplace: A Catalyst for Growth and Innovation
Introduction:
In today's rapidly evolving global economy, workplace diversity is no longer a mere aspiration but a business imperative. Organizations that embrace diversity reap numerous benefits, including enhanced productivity, better decision-making, and increased innovation. This essay delves into the importance of workplace diversity, exploring the various dimensions of diversity, the challenges organizations face in promoting diversity, and the strategies they can implement to create a more inclusive and diverse workplace.
Body:
1. The Significance of Workplace Diversity:
Workplace diversity goes beyond race, gender, and ethnicity. It encompasses various dimensions, including age, socioeconomic background,....
1. The role of emotional intelligence in effective leadership
2. Transformational vs. transactional leadership styles
3. The impact of diverse and inclusive leadership on team performance
4. The importance of integrity and ethical decision-making in leadership
5. How mentorship and coaching can enhance leadership skills
6. The role of communication in effective leadership
7. The challenges and opportunities of leading in a globalized world
8. The qualities of a successful team leader
9. The significance of adaptability and flexibility in leadership
10. The impact of authentic leadership on organizational culture and employee engagement.
11. The relationship between servant leadership and organizational success
12. The role of leadership in driving innovation and....
1. The role of servant leadership in promoting cohesion and teamwork among soldiers in the army.
2. The impact of servant leadership on mission success and effectiveness in military operations.
3. How servant leadership principles can be applied in training and developing future army leaders.
4. The importance of trust and empathy in servant leadership within the army.
5. Case studies of successful servant leaders in the military and their impact on their units.
6. The challenges and obstacles faced by servant leaders in the army and how they can overcome them.
7. The connection between servant leadership and ethical decision-making in the army.
8. The benefits....
How Reflecting on Past Experiences in Public Administration Enhances Decision Making and Leadership Skills
Introduction
Public administration is a multifaceted field that encompasses the management of government programs and services. Effective decision making and leadership skills are paramount for public administrators in navigating the complexities of public policy and service delivery. Reflecting on past experiences provides invaluable insights that can significantly enhance these critical skills.
Benefits of Reflection for Decision Making
Identify Patterns and Trends: By revisiting past decisions, administrators can discern patterns and trends that inform future choices. This enables them to anticipate potential challenges and opportunities, making better-informed decisions.
Assess Decision-Making....
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