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L H L H EADERSHIP  ANDBOOK EADERSHIP  ANDBOOK “The 1980s will seem like a walk in the park when compared to new  “The 1980s will seem like a walk in the park when compared to new  global challenges, where annual productivity increases of 6% may  global challenges, where annual productivity increases of 6% may  not  be  enough.  A  combination  of  software,  brains,  and  running  not  be  enough.  A  combination  of  software,  brains,  and  running  harder will be needed to bring that percentage up to 8% or 9%.”   harder will be needed to bring that percentage up to 8% or 9%.”   Jack Welch  Jack Welch  Developing Global Leadership Talent  Developing Global Leadership Talent  International Business Linkage Program  International Business Linkage Program  Institute of Strategy and International Business  Institute of Strategy and International Business  2007‐2008  2007‐2008 L H   EADERSHIP  ANDBOOK   Developing Global Leadership Talent  International Business Linkage Program  Institute of Strategy and International Business  Helsinki University of Technology    2007‐2008 L   IST OF AUTHORS AND EDITORS International Business Linkage Program (IBLP) students 2007‐2008 are responsible for the articles. Articles are part of TU‐ 91.2024 Developing Global Leadership Talent (DGLT) –course and they include spring‐ and fall‐term essays, learning  flashes and other essays from IBLP year. List of IBLP students 2007‐2008 who have made a contribution to this book  include:  Arianna Chiara Marrocco, Vicente Fort Ribes, Ninghui Gao, Valeria Gariboldi, Lars Göttmann, Elina  Happonen, Miroslav Holan, Jan Knutzen, Juha Kännö, Antti Nuoranne, Guillaume Rambaud, Antti Ritala,  Geraldine Maunier‐Rossi, Olli Rusanen, Saverio Russo, Nicole Rybeck, Jani Starczewski, Jussi Valtonen, and  Dirk Volland  List of IBLP personnel 2007‐2008:  Satu Teerikangas (Program director & DGLT teacher)  Juuso Soininen (DGLT course assistant)  Lauri Tolvas (Fall‐term coordinator)  Mikko Sjöberg (Fall‐term coordinator)  Olli Rusanen (spring‐term coordinator & student)  Jarno Lappalainen (spring‐term coordinator)  Editors of this book:  Satu Teerikangas, Juuso Soininen, Olli Rusanen and Jarno Lappalainen T C   ABLE OF  ONTENTS 1. PREFACE........................................................................................................................................................................9  1.1. TEACHER’S NOTE: WHERE IT ALL STARTED ‐ THE COURSE JOURNEY................................................................................................10  2. LEADERSHIP.................................................................................................................................................................13  2.1. DEFINITION OF GLOBAL LEADERSHIP.......................................................................................................................................14  2.2. LEADERSHIP STYLES.............................................................................................................................................................16  2.3. LEADERSHIP VS. FOLLOWERSHIP............................................................................................................................................18  2.4. GREAT MANAGERS AND LEADERS – WHO ARE THEY?.................................................................................................................19  2.5. CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP IN EVOLVING ORGANIZATIONS........................27  2.6. MY VIEW TO GLOBAL LEADERSHIP, GLOBAL LEADERSHIP TALENT AND ITS DEVELOPMENT...................................................................32  2.7. MY LEARNING PATH ABOUT GLOBAL LEADERSHIP......................................................................................................................35  2.8. REFLECTIONS ON GLOBAL LEADERSHIP TALENT..........................................................................................................................41  2.9. REFLECTION UPON “DEVELOPING GLOBAL LEADERSHIP TALENT”...................................................................................................46  2.10. GLOBAL LEADERSHIP TALENT...............................................................................................................................................49  3. TEAMWORK.................................................................................................................................................................53  3.1. THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A TEAM AND A GROUP....................................................................................................................54  3.2. WHAT ARE BELBIN® TEAM ROLES?........................................................................................................................................56  3.3. GROUPS’ EFFECT ON MEMBERS.............................................................................................................................................60  3.4. MOTIVATION PROBLEMS IN A NVD GROUP.............................................................................................................................62  3.5. GROUP DYNAMICS OF THE DREAM TEAM.................................................................................................................................63  3.6. THE TEAM OF THE BUGS......................................................................................................................................................64  3.7. HIGH PERFORMING TEAMS: IMPORTANT CONCEPTS AND ASPECTS................................................................................................68  3.8. VIRTUAL TEAMS.................................................................................................................................................................80  84. CREATIVITY................................................................................................................................................................85  84.1. LAWS OF CREATIVITY.........................................................................................................................................................86  84.2. LEARNING FLASH: FOUR LEVELS OF CREATIVITY.......................................................................................................................88  84.3. ESSAY ON CREATIVITY........................................................................................................................................................89  5. COMMUNICATION.......................................................................................................................................................97  5.1. INFORMATIVE PRESENTATIONS..............................................................................................................................................98  5.2. HOW TO RESTORE A GOOD REPUTATION FOR A COMPANY?.......................................................................................................101  5.3. COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES IN LEADERSHIP.......................................................................................................................105  5.4. HOW TO SPEAK IN PUBLIC, A USEFUL TOOL FOR LEADERSHIP......................................................................................................109  5.5. GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AND MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION........................................................................................................112  6. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING...............................................................................................................120  6.1. TEAM ACADEMY PRINCIPLES IN COMMUNAL LEARNING............................................................................................................121  6.2. THE SEVEN HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE.....................................................................................................................123  6.2. JUST DO IT!.....................................................................................................................................................................124 6.3. NEURO‐LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING IN MANAGING YOURSELF AND OTHERS..................................................................................125  6.4. WORK HARD, PLAY HARD – KEEP THE BALANCE!.....................................................................................................................128  6.5. LEARNING STYLES.............................................................................................................................................................129  6.6. VALUABLE TIME...............................................................................................................................................................131  6.7. MULTIPLE FACETS OF COGNITION.........................................................................................................................................136  6.8. WILL PERSONALITY TESTS ALTER OUR PERSONALITY?................................................................................................................140  6.9. LAW OF ATTRACTION.........................................................................................................................................................141  6.10. PEMS‐MODEL AND PIZZA OF LIFE......................................................................................................................................142  7. INTERNATIONALITY AND CULTURE............................................................................................................................145  7.1. HOFSTEDE CULTURAL DIMENSIONS......................................................................................................................................146  7.2. OUR TRIP TO TALLINN (OCT. 4TH UNTIL OCT. 6TH)....................................................................................................................147  7.3. UNDERSTANDING ESTONIAN MENTALITY...............................................................................................................................149  8. OTHER.......................................................................................................................................................................151  8.1. DIFFERENT TRUTHS EXIST...................................................................................................................................................152  8.2. MIND MAP – REFLECTION SESSION 12.12.2007..................................................................................................................154  8.3. NON‐PROFIT BUSINESS......................................................................................................................................................156  8.4. IBLP: FINAL THOUGHTS.....................................................................................................................................................159  CREDITS FOR PICTURES..................................................................................................................................................162  CREDITS FOR TABLES.....................................................................................................................................................164

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LEADERSHIP HANDBOOK 91.2024 Developing Global Leadership Talent (DGLT) –course and they include . CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP IN 2 John Adair is a leadership guru and an author of books on business leadership.
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