Leadership
Mind shift - Skill shift - Culture shift
What does it take to be a successful leader in achieving digital maturity across your organisation?
We choose to answer this essential question with a short list of most important attributes to have for leaders, as well as a short, succinct description of each one.
Our driver behind the selected leadership attributes is to support the servant leader in an ‘empowered culture’. And we think it’s just another example of how digital can lead the way.
Helpful leadership attributes
Collaborator
Works across all boundaries to co-create better than what’s gone before
Adaptable
Learns and develops to be flexible in any situation, by trying new things, embracing failure and by broader thinking
Emotionally intelligent
Always aiming to be in tune and to respond to colleagues, situations and environment
Listens
Find path to facilitating answers by listening and inquiring
Organisation wide, non-hierarchical
Puts organisational thinking first and knows that good ideas can come from anywhere
Creates flow
Actively identifies and removes barriers and constraints to create flow across the organisation
Clarity of purpose
Knows why the organisation exists and activates this purpose through all decisions, behaviours and activities
Communication & storytelling
Exercises talent for bringing clarity, perspective, context and the ‘now what’ to life
Coaches & nurtures
Works as a servant leader activate and facilitate the best self out in colleagues through listening, supporting and enabling wherever possible
Tests & learns
Learns, unlearns & relearns through endless curiosity in finding new ways of working, changing and moving forward