Make Interpretations: Helping Your Team Recognize and Deal with Adaptive Challenges

The Practice of Adaptive Leadership: Tools and Tactics for Changing Your Organization and the World

Heifetz, Ronald Grashow, Alexander Linsky, Marty

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HBP

When a problem is identified, people gravitate toward interpretations of the problem that are technical rather than adaptive, benign instead of conflictual, and individual rather than systemic. These kinds of problems are seen as having easy, painless solutions. Your job in exercising adaptive leadership is to wean people away from these interpretations and nudge them towards recognizing adaptive elements of the challenge, with the ultimate goal of getting people into the habit of interpreting events systematically and politically rather than at the individual and interpersonal level. This chapter provides guidelines for leading your group toward more effective interpretation of challenges which, ultimately, will lead to more creative solutions. This chapter was originally published as chapter 8 of "The Practice of Adaptive Leadership: Tools and Tactics for Changing Your Organization and the World."

出版日
2009/05
領域
組織行動・人的資源管理
ボリューム
20ページ
コンテンツID
CCJB-HBS-3279BC
オリジナルID
3279BC
ケースの種類
Press Chapter
言語
英語
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