When someone says: "She's a great leader."
Here's what they really mean:
- "She has empathy towards customers and stakeholders to understand their critical pain points in detail."
- "She anticipates challenges and roadblocks to drive change. She knows that if this transformation was easy, it would have already been completed."
- "She defines the right charter for the team, it has straight line alignment to the company's strategy."
- "She knows her team members' strengths and develops a team structure that builds on those strengths."
- "She knows success comes from working on strategy *and* execution. Both are equally important, and those have to be strongly interconnected."
- "She knows the important metrics for her organization like the back of her hand."
- "She gets multiple stakeholders to buy into the transformation."
- "She runs meetings and work sessions that make forward progress."
- "She sets expectations and exceeds them"
- "She has impatience with action and patience with results."
- "She shows when to get help and when to delegate"
- "She leads her team decisively even if there might not be enough data or a clear path."
- "She reminds everyone of the company's strategic objectives when people around her are in tactical confusion mode."
- "She learns from her failures and others' failures to figure out the landmines to avoid."
- "She maintains a can-do mindset and attitude despite the challenges or rewards the day brings her.
You see, leadership isn't a thing.
It's a collection of micro and macro actions done exceptionally well together.
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