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Title: Open Source Leadership
Subtitle: Reinventing Management When There Is No More Business as Usual
Author: Rajeev Peshawaria
Narrator: Jeff Cummings
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 33 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-27-17
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Business, Management
Publisher's Summary:
From taxi rides, hotel stays, car driving, to communicating and paying, business as usual is a thing of the past. This revolutionary model is the secret to driving profitability and growth in today's transformed business landscape.
Free and abundant information, 24/7 connectivity, and the empowerment of everyone has transformed every company into an open-source organization and you must adapt in order to succeed.
Open Source Leadership explains why the most relied-upon management practices today are ineffective, and it provides a new, counterintuitive model for seizing the competitive edge and holding it in any industry. The author challenges conventional thinking, overturning a host of management myths about what works and what doesn't. His approach gives you highly practical tools and techniques you need to source talent and innovation easier and quicker than ever.
Members Reviews:
The power and impact of âtop-down/bold leadershipâ
According to Rajeev Peshawaria, the results of a global study â 16,000 respondents in 28 countries â indicate that about 75% of them agree with this statement: âWhen it comes to achieving breakthrough success for the organization, a significant amount of top-down/bold leadership is required.â
Quite true. Not everyone aspires to provide that leadership but most agree that [begin italics] someone [end italics] must if anything truly significant is accomplished. James OâToole nailed it when suggesting that cultural resistance to organizational change (especially transformation) is the most difficult to overcome, the result of what he so aptly characterizes as âthe ideology of comfort and the tyranny of custom.â
Peshawaria urges his reader to think about issues such as these:
o Millions of people are now being trained at great expense for jobs that no longer exist.
o An even greater number of people are unqualified for the jobs that do exist.
o Meanwhile, global population will be at least nine billion by 2050 and probably sooner, creating increasingly greater pressure on natural resources such as food and water.
o And meanwhile, the leadership needed at all levels and in all areas -- to ask the right questions in order to solve the right problems -- is not being developed...at least not in sufficient quantity.
o Leaders in almost all organizations lack an open source mentality. They resent and feel threatened by principled dissent, especially from direct reports.
o Worse yet, if innovation is involved, collaboration with customers and competitors is incomprehensible to the closed source mentality. In todayâs business world, most of the silos are disguised as executives who remain convinced that wet highways cause rain.
For almost twenty years, I have read and reviewed several thousand business books for Amazon US, UK, and Canada in addition to my own website, The best of these books serve as a window to new or better ideas as well as a mirror to other ideas that many (most) leaders cherish and sustain. Those now held captive to âthe ideology of comfort and the tyranny of customâ were probably among those who replaced the previous status quo in their organization.
Itâs time for you to become an open source leader and help replace the status quo in your own organization.