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CONTEMPORYLEADERSHIP ISSUE
Presented ByGROUP 7Manoj Kanwar (29)Mitushi (30)Nikhil Valiramani (34)Prakhar Yadav (37)Sakshi Gupta (45)Shiladitya Chaterji (50)
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A study of
The Leadership issues
Why
Jobs Asleader??
A m a n
w h o
n e v e rg a v e u p
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Visionto be the best in digital market not to be rich or great
Innovation transformed the very idea of music, animation,
computers, mobiles etc.
Expert Powerbrilliant mind, challenge to his knowledge
Charismaticpeople listened when he spoke
Confidence
InspiringRisk Taker
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Focushe knew what to do & filtered out whatever he
considered useless
Sincerity & Committedgave his whole energy..
Perfectionist-- Cancelled projects if not met hisstandards.. Such as apple PDA
Optimistic joined Apple in downturn and rose its
value from $5bn to $500bn.
Dell said ...
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o Born on February 24, 1955 and adopted by Paul & Clara Jobs.
o Worked with HP for summer internship after High School.
o Dropped out of college after the very first semester.
o 1976: Started apple computers with Steve Wozniak in 1976.
o 1984: Introduced Revolutionary Macintosh the market.
o 1985: was forced to resign by the board of directors of Apple computers.
o 1986: Founded Next Computers
o 1986: Co-founded Pixar Animation Studio.
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1997: Next computers was sold to Apple & Jobs became the CEO.o 2001: launched revolutionary iPod
o 2007: Introduced 3G iphone, first of its kind in the market
LIFE SKETCH
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Your work is going to
fill a large part of your
life, and only way to be
truly satisfied is to do
what you believe isgreat work. And the
only way to do great
work is to love what
you do. If you haventfound it yet, keep
looking. Dont settle.
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Contemporary Issues in Leadership is -
A way of communicating that shapes meaning of :
Selective highlighting of facts
Events Ignored in traditional leadership studies
Leadership is setting a new direction or vision for a group that they follow, a
leader is the spearhead for that new direction.
CONTEMPORY LEADERSHIP ISSUE
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Focuses on "transforming" others to help
each other, to look out for each other.
Encouraging and harmonious, and to look
out for the organization as a whole.
Leadership creates valuable and positive
change in the followers.
Enhances the motivation, morale and
performance of his follower group.
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Although a transformational leader but not a level 5leader
He was much of task oriented and hence had a low scoreon Leader preferred Co-worker Scale
Credited himself for the success
Not very humble
Worked in team but every time a new team
Single handed decision
Innovations brought into action successfullyStuck to his vision and goal and wanted others to do the same
Enhanced the brand value of Apple after is went into crisis
Increased competitivenessex. Samsung, Nokia
Believed leader and follower are different
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Thats been one of my
mantras -focus and
simplicity. Simple can be
harder than complex: You
have to work hard to get
your thinking clean to
make it simple. But its
worth it in the endbecause once you get
there, you can move
mountains.
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He enhances his followers
motivation, morale
performance
Dream bigger.
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You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the
time you get it built, they'll want something new Steve Jobs
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Being jerk
jobs criticised any one found at fault publically
Living with bad decisionsbringing in John Scully who moved
Jobs out of apple
Not communicating expectations or goalsJobs wanted every
one to think & act the way he did
Fail to train and invest in staff he took decision to his ownand was not able to impart his knowledge. a different team
every time he worked on a project
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Failure to advocate, support, and nurture initiativefired ppl
who took on spot initiative
Dont build wallsgreat restriction
firing of people for letting secrets out
hardly 12 people say the actual iphone before its launch
in 2007 apart from jobs
Failure to provide and receive feedback from staff people
were afraid to give feedback and he fired people before giving
feedback
Allow conflict and competition to get out of controlhe would
encourage conflicts at the time of discussion15
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Heres to the crazy ones,
the misfits, the rebels, the
troublemakers, the round
pegs in the square
holes the ones who seethings differently -theyre
not fond of rules
because the ones who are
crazy enough to thinkthat they can change the
world, are the ones who
do.
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Include nothing but All-stars.
Never stop asking Why?or Why Not?
Discover your top employees and cultivate them.
Continuously ask questions of young leaders.
The key brand issue is trust.
Too many organizations cut costs and quality.
Be a part of an organization that can change the world.
Use meetings exclusively for strategy and brainstorming.
Intuitive decisions have a better track record.
Hire only passionate employees
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The conclusion of Stevejobs is never give up.
He was terminated from APPLE but he didnt give up he
took his next step towards his NeXT move.
He proved that he is a great leader. A leader worth
emulating and followed.
He proved that JOBs can survive without APPLE but
APPLE probably not.
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