Setting the scene for social media success

Remember the importance of this as you develop others into leadership roles. Because of more localised decisionmaking, personal awareness of leadership values needs to be drilled down to every level of leadership and management. 3 Tech talks Make sure your technical skills are really up to speed. &q...

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Published inPublic Finance no. 4; pp. 44 - 45
Main Author Hind, Patricia
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Redactive Publishing Ltd 01.04.2020
Subjects
Customer feedback
Information communication
Information sharing
Leadership
Personal information
Power
Skills
Social networks
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Summary:Remember the importance of this as you develop others into leadership roles. Because of more localised decisionmaking, personal awareness of leadership values needs to be drilled down to every level of leadership and management. 3 Tech talks Make sure your technical skills are really up to speed. "First of all. develop your awareness and understanding of your leadership self" Top tips... Do 1 Be as transparent as you can - help people understand who you are and why you are leading them 2 Have confidence in your leadership opinions, share them with others, and listen and respond to theirs as well 3 Make time to keep your social media skills up to date, and manage your social media accounts effectively -this will enhance your leadership credibility Don't 1 Think you can get away with being a technophobe when it comes to social media 2 Forget that technical skills are not enough on their own - the soft skills of leadership, such as listening, empathising and communicating, will always be important 3 Forget why you are leading - anchor all your leadership decisions in your sense of purpose Patricia Hind is professor of management development at Ash ridge Executive Education, Hult International Business School
ISSN:1352-9250