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Credibility: How Leaders in community of followers, emotional contagion, 149 extinction and motivation,
Gain and Lose It, Why 215 emotions, 144–145 235
People Demand It compared with discussion, teams, 150 extraversion, 98, 102
(Kouzes and Posner), 209 271 emotional stability, 101 extrinsic rewards, 227,
crisis communication, 281–283 direction of management and See also emotional 239–240
crisis management, 8 leadership, 15–17 intelligence
critical thinking, 194 discernment and emotions, 144–145 F
cross-functional teams, communication, 269–270 empathetic listening, 202
298–299 discovery as noble purpose, empathy, 147 face time, 433
Crucial Conversations: Tools 402 employee-centered leadership, facilitating communication,
For Talking When Stakes discrimination 48 317
are High (Patterson, glass ceiling, 330–331 employee engagement, failure, 185–186
Grenny, McMillan, racism and sexism, 326–328 131, 247 failures of mergers and
Switzler), 272 See also diversity Employee Engagement acquisitions, 429
cultural distinctiveness and attribution, Index, 248 FDA (Food and Drug
diversity, 339–340 112–113 employee ownership, 250 Administration), 185
intelligence, 342–343 distributed teams, 309 empowerment, 242–246 fear and love in organizations,
leader, 430–433 distributive negotiation, 316 applications, 245–246 150–155
value systems, 340–342 diverse stimuli and creative definition, 243 fear-based motivation, 154
culture organization, 464 elements, 244–245 feedback, 210–213
achievement, 435–436 diversity, 326–348 employees and change, 458 femininity, 342
adaptability, 434 awareness, 344–345 end values, 105 Fiedler’s contingency model,
adaptive cultures, 427–430 biculturalism, 328–329 equity theory and motivation, 66–71
bureaucratic, 436–437 challenges minorities face, 237–239 Fifth Discipline (Senge),
clan, 436 326–332 Esquire, 309 141–142
corporate, 434–437 definition, 333 ethics First Break All the Rules
definition, 422 global diversity, 339–344 ethical issues, 12, 40–41, (Cunningham and
of efficiency, 20 global teams, 311–313 164–167 Coffman), 248
external adaptation, 425 leadership, 325–328, ethical values in Five Dysfunctions of a Team
gap, 428–429 345–347 organizations, 437–439 (Lencioni), 292
of integrity, 20 organizational, 334–336 ethics definition, 437 follower-centered questions,
internal integration, 424–425 racism, 326–328 leadership, 165–173 266
organizational, 422–426 teams, 300–301 moral leadership, 163–164, followers, 5, 65
strength, 426–427 uniformity, 10–12 170–173 aligning, 17
values, 340–342, 429–430 value, 334–336 personal, 439–442 community, 214–216
wheel, 333 power and politics, 377–378 courage, 198–200
See also minorities; women in power and politics, desirable characteristics,
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Diversity Best Practices, 345 377–378 209
daily actions and corporate DiversityInc, 332, 334 spiritual leadership, develop into leaders, 257
culture, 433 dominance, 98 442–444 follower-centered questions,
Dead Poets Society, 138–139 downsizing, 474–475 values-based leadership, 266
decisions drive, 41–43 439–444 leader-follower relationship,
by leaders, 411 Duke University Blue Devils, ethnocentrism, 326 204–206, 264
strategic, 406 147–148 See also diversity managing leaders, 204–206
styles, 79–84 dyadic theory, 52–56 everyday changes, 459–462 The Power of Followership
delegating style, 72 evolution of leadership, 21–23 (Kelley), 195, 197
democratic leadership, 44–46 E excellence as noble readiness levels, 72–74
dependency, 365–369 purpose, 402 roles, 194–200
control over resources, e-mail, 279 exchanges and dyadic sources of power, 203–204
367–368 effective followers, 197–198 theory, 52 steward leadership, 173–179
interdepartmental, 369 efficiency, culture of, 20 executive coaching, 24 styles, 194–198
Developing Management electronic brainstorming, 467 executive derailment, 23–24 what followers want,
Skills (Whetten and electronic communication, executive presence, 372 209–214
Cameron), 238 277–279 expectancy theory of Food and Drug Administration
development electronic mail dos and motivation, 235–237 (FDA), 185
and feedback, 210 don’ts, 279 expert power, 364 forming stage of team
moral, 170–173 Emotional Competence expertise as source of development, 295
training, 472–473 Inventory (Boyatzis and power, 203 formulation of strategy, 405
Devil Wears Prada, 338 Goleman), 146 external adaptation of Fortune magazine, 17, 43,
dialogue emotional intelligence, culture, 425 133, 228, 240, 283, 332,
and communication, 143–150 external attribution, 112 400, 425
270–272 components, 145–148 external locus of control, 103 frustration, harnessing, 186