DAVID PACKARD: Universal Characteristics in His Leadership - GLOBE Universally Endorsed Positive Attributes of Effective Leadership

 

Table 1 - GLOBE Universally Endorsed Positive Attributes of Effective Leadership

 

Integrity

Trustworthy, just, honest

Connection to a spiritual foundation and commitment to ethics

 

Performance Orientation, Decisiveness, Administrative Competence

Excellence orientation, decisive, and administratively skilled

Focus on self-development

 

Diplomacy

Worldly, win-win problem solver, effective bargainer, smart negotiator, alliance

builder, peacemaker

Indispensability of relationships

 

Collaborative team integration

Loyal, consultative, group oriented, shared purpose, gets input, teamwork, open door, learns

from others

Sensitivity to organizational culture



Excerpt from The Universal Characteristics in the Leadership of David Packard

Available at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B081J7JDBH

 

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