Agile Leadership
anAgileMind takes a radically different view of leadership. Traditionally managers have been viewed as leaders. Managers take an interventionist approach in the work of teams. The need for teams to be able to work autonomously fundamentally changes the role of leaders. Leaders establish goals and encourage teams to find their own ways of achieving goals. In consequence decisions are made at the lowest level of responsibility rather than the highest point of accountability.
Specific Practices
Note - Practices linked to Values & Behaviours / Rigour & Discipline / Organisational Culture:
Define the organisation’s purpose
Make decisions at the lowest level of responsibility
Lead through outcomes
In this article we look at ways in which leaders can develop people according to their needs. We look at an old Japanese term, Shu-ha-ri, which describes three steps to mastery and we look at the timeless wisdom of Situational Leadership.