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session by Mahesh at ATC14
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Mahesh Varadharajan
Enterprise Agile Consultant
The servant-leader is servant first
Desire to serve, the "servant's heart," is afundamental characteristic of a servant-leader
Then conscious choice brings one toaspire to lead.
What is Servant Leadership?
Servant-first makes sure that otherpeople's highest priority needs arebeing served.
Leader First Vs Servant First
Management Focus Leadership Focus
Tasks / things People
Control Empowerment
Efficiency Effectiveness
Doing things right Doing the right things
Speed Direction
Practices Principles
Command Communication
Management Vs Leadership Focus
Level 4 Vs Level 5 LeadersPersonal Humility + Professional Will
Reference: Jim Collin’s Book – Good to Great
1. Shield the team from interruptions
2. Remove impediment s to progress
3. Communicate Project Vision
4. Carry Food and Water (ie) essential resources a team needs to be productive
Four Primary Duties a leader performs in the role of serving a team:
Honesty - Transparency, admit mistakes openly
Forward-looking – Lead team to understand where they are going
Competent
Inspiring
Modeling Desired Behavior
1. Listening
2. Empathy
3. Healing
4. Awareness
5. Persuasion
6. Conceptualization
7. Foresight
8. Stewardship
9. Commitment to the Growth of People
10. Building Community
Ten Principles of Servant Leadershipby Robert Greenleaf
Look for innovative ways to engage the team in the decision making process like:
• Simple Voting
• Thumbs Up/Down/Sideways
• Jim Highsmith’s Decision Spectrum
• Fist-of-Five Voting
Participatory Decision Models
Simple Voting : For or Against an Idea
Thumbs Up/Down/Sideways
Jim Highsmith’s Decision Spectrum
Fist-of-Five Voting: Advantage of Speed
Situational Leadership Model by Ken Blachard and Paul Hersey
Thank You
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