建立弹性领导力

A. V. van Breda
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多年来,2019冠状病毒病对有效领导构成了最大挑战。Covid-19破坏了我们作为人类最深切的安全感,使人们失去了工作和创造的能力。这篇评论文章认为,领导人不应该只是坚持到Covid-19过去,而应该吸取Covid-19希望教给我们的教训。这样做,领导者就能适应逆境,并能促进员工、团队和组织的适应能力。这篇文章讨论了这些与我们共同的人性、人际关系的中心地位、精神的至关重要性以及对结构的需要来实现生产力有关的教训。
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Building Resilient Leadership
Covid-19 poses the greatest challenges for effective leadership in many years. Covid-19 undermines the deepest security we feelas humans and disables people’s capacity to work and create. This opinion piece argues that leaders should not merely hold on until Covid-19 passes, but rather learn the lessons Covid-19 wishes to teach us. In so doing, leaders become resilient to adversity and can facilitate the resilience of employees, teams, and organisations. This article addresses these lessons in relation to our common humanity, the centrality of relationships, the vital importance of spirituality, and the need for structure to enable productivity.
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