Seven Keys of Business Leadership

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This is a presentation explaining 7 secrets of effective leadership with the examples of Narayan Murthy, Mark Zuckerburg, Kishore Biyani, Larry Page, Anna hazare.

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A Vision ? Keep Your Cool ? Simplify ? Encourage Risk ? Invite Dissent ? Be An Expert ? Trust Your Subordinates

Complete understanding of the bigger picture
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Vision should be communicable
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STEVE JOBS

Clear vision provides direction and establishes purpose
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The biggest leadership test It inspires people around them to remain calm

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NARAYANA MURTHY

Enables the leader to listen

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Do your homework on time

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Be intuitive
Become a trusted resource

MARK ZUCKERBERG

Trust= performance and results
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Trust encourages team-work
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ANNA HAZARE

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Simple answers to complex questions Help you avoid unnecessary misconceptions

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SERGEY BRIN & LARRY PAGE

Enables to cut down on efforts to be put

Growth and innovation
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Set an example

Rewards associated with big risks

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Listen
Promote ideas Subordinate coordination

Kishore biyani

1. DEVELOP A VISION ? Short or long, vision has to be logical ? Subordinates will follow only a visionary ? Necessary to have a concrete vision
2. KEEP YOUR COOL ? Baleful if time is limited ? Losing temper under pressure is human ? Losing temper beyond limits might create faithlessness

3. TRUST YOUR SUBORDINATES ? They might take undue advantage ? Feel superior than what they must ? Might feel over-important for the company
4. BE AN EXPERT ? Take care to not involve ego and superiority complex ? Should very well hide your tiniest ignorance about the issue in order to maintain respect

5. SIMPLIFY ? Might make employees less serious ? Simplification beyond the threshold limit will be least fruitful
6. ENCOURAGE RISKS ? Risk without vision is disastrous ? Negative results if the risk is not calculated 7. INVITE DISSENT ? Only necessary if the readily available solution is not good ? Must be realistic and viable ? Proper use of knowledge and logic is of utter importance



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