One of the most important points of balance for business leaders concerns the mindset that you bring to the leadership role. In another section there will be a discussion of the so-called leadership pipeline, which applies to large organizations that have the luxury to groom people, over time, into leadership positions. On the other hand, it is the norm in smaller businesses and startups for the founder and owner to be a passionate performer, who starts a business to pursue their passion, without necessarily going through a series of training and promotion experiences to build the mindset and expertise of a CEO or business leader.
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Mindset of an expert
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The Hoppers observe that the internal growth of leaders who truly and at a gut level understand and appreciate what the workers feel, how they are motivated, the esprit de corps that they feel as being part of a band of brothers and sisters. They may endure hardships, but that is what makes the unique, and gives them a sense of accomplishment. Can an outsider, educated in general theories of business management, ever have the visceral relationship to this kind of working organization? Can they gain this perspective, and the trust and rapport that goes with it?
They are relentless in their criticism of what they call "The Cult of the So-Called Expert"
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The Hoppers observe that the internal growth of leaders who truly and at a gut level understand and appreciate what the workers feel, how they are motivated, the esprit de corps that they feel as being part of a band of brothers and sisters. They may endure hardships, but that is what makes the unique, and gives them a sense of accomplishment. Can an outsider, educated in general theories of business management, ever have the visceral relationship to this kind of working organization? Can they gain this perspective, and the trust and rapport that goes with it?
They are relentless in their criticism of what they call "The Cult of the So-Called Expert"
To return to Mindset of the CEO and the expert
To get back to the hub list of healthy business factors, click here.
To get back to the discussion of businesses as living systems, click here
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