As Jack Stack says, “One of the challenges in leadership is you need to know when to push, when to hug, when to cheer, when to boo, and when to kick people in the butt.” For any individual in a leadership role, there are endless responsibilities, people and tasks to keep in order.
We've compiled a checklist of tips and questions to help our Great Game leaders reflect on their leadership styles and stay on track. Check out our best practices for GGOB leaders below!
Focus your attention on what it will take to hit the goal & improve the score.
Make sure people feel comfortable so they will give you the reality.
Ask for commitments and establish accountability.
Do what you can to remove roadblocks and clear a path.
Offer help without removing responsibility.
Recognize and celebrate the wins. No win is too small!
Highlight opportunities and encourage innovation.
Ensure everyone is confident they can come to you with questions or ideas.
Help clarify tricky concepts for the entire team.
Fire up people up!
Regardless of how you currently lead, to go ‘open-book’ requires you to reflect on not only your style of workplace leadership, but also how you will develop others as your organization grows. Think about these questions and how they apply to you as a Great Game leader:
Questions based on tools by Alan Chapman
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