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Dr. H. Fauzan Asmara, MM

Dr. H. Fauzan Asmara, MM. What is Leadership?. Leadership is a process by which a person influences others to accomplish an objective and directs the organization in a way that makes it more cohesive and coherent. Fauzan Asmara. What is leadership?. Leading people. Influencing people.

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Dr. H. Fauzan Asmara, MM

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  1. Dr. H. Fauzan Asmara, MM

  2. What is Leadership? • Leadership is a process by which a person influences others to accomplish an objective and directs the organization in a way that makes it more cohesive and coherent. Fauzan Asmara

  3. What is leadership? Leading people Influencing people Commanding people Guiding people

  4. Are Leaders Born or Made? • Good leaders are made not born. If you have the desire and willpower, you can become an effective leader. Good leaders develop through a never ending process of self-study, education, training, and experience.

  5. Good Leaders • Do you have some examples of good leaders? • What qualities made them good leaders?

  6. Leadership Becoming an effective leader is not easy • Part skill development • Part experience Remember, Leadership is Action, not Position Power does not make you a leader...it simply makes you the boss How do YOU become an effective leader? • No “cookbook formula” • Situational, as well as individual

  7. Sources of Human Conflict(there is a cause to every difficulty) • Inconsistent • Dishonest • Inflexible • Afraid to make decision • Poor communicator • Isn’t punctual • Doesn’t “step up” to situation • Unreasonable • Self-interest over others • Superiority viewpoint • Fails to use empathy • Self-centered • Lack of trust • Unrealistic expectations • Doesn’t share recognition • Duplicitous • “forgets” commitments • Doesn’t care • Isn’t accountable • Refuses to admit errors • Doesn’t listen • Lacks enthusiasm • Lacks respect for others

  8. Types of Leaders • Leader by the position achieved • Leader by personality, charisma • Leader by moral example • Leader by power held • Intellectual leader • Leader because of ability to accomplish things

  9. Managers vs. Leaders Managers • Focus on things • Do things right • Plan • Organize • Direct • Control • Follows the rules Leaders • Focus on people • Do the right things • Inspire • Influence • Motivate • Build • Shape entities

  10. Common Activities • Planning • Organizing • Directing • Controlling

  11. Planning Manager • Planning • Budgeting • Sets targets • Establishes detailed steps • Allocates resources Leader • Devises strategy • Sets direction • Creates vision

  12. Organizing Manager • Creates structure • Job descriptions • Staffing • Hierarchy • Delegates • Training Leader • Gets people on board for strategy • Communication • Networks

  13. Directing Work Manager • Solves problems • Negotiates • Brings to consensus Leader • Empowers people • Cheerleader

  14. Controlling Manager • Implements control systems • Performance measures • Identifies variances • Fixes variances Leader • Motivate • Inspire • Gives sense of accomplishment

  15. Leadership Traits • Intelligence • More intelligent than non-leaders • Scholarship • Knowledge • Physical • Good looking whatever you are • Personality • Verbal facility • Honesty • Initiative • Aggressive • Self-confident • Ambitious • Originality • Sociability • Adaptability

  16. Gaya KepemimpinanDasar(Paul Hersey dan Kenneth Blanchard) Tinggi G3 G2 PARTICIPATINGSELLING (Partisipasi) (Konsultasi) PERILAKU HUBUNGAN G4 G1 DELEGATING TELLING (Delegasi) (instruksi) RendahTinggi PERILAKU TUGAS

  17. Leadership Styles • Delegating • Low relationship/ low task • Responsibility • Willing employees • Participating • High relationship/ low task • Facilitate decisions • Able but unwilling • Selling • High task/high relationship • Explain decisions • Willing but unable • Telling • High Task/Low relationship • Provide instruction • Closely supervise

  18. New Leaders Take Note • General Advice • Take advantage of the transition period • Get advice and counsel • Show empathy to predecessor • Learn leadership • Challenges • Need knowledge quickly • Establish new relationships • Expectations • Personal equilibrium

  19. New Leader Traps • Not learning quickly • Isolation • Know-it-all • Keeping existing team • Taking on too much • Captured by wrong people • Successor syndrome

  20. Core Tasks • Create Momentum • Master technologies of learning, visioning, and coalition building • Manage oneself

  21. Create Momentum • Learn and know about company • Securing early wins • First set short term goals • When achieved make a big deal • Should fit with long term strategy • Foundation for change • Vision of how the organization will look • Build political base to support change • Modify culture to fit vision

  22. Create Momentum • Build credibility • Demanding but can be satisfied • Accessible but not too familiar • Focused but flexible • Active • Can make tough calls but humane

  23. Credible Leaders • Leaders practice what he preached • Their actions are consistent with their word • They keeping what they promised • They bet on the truth of their word • Say what you do … do what you say • write what you do … do what you write

  24. Master Technologies • Learn from internal and external sources • Visioning - develop strategy • Communicate the vision • Simple text - Best channels • Clear meaning - Do it yourself!

  25. Found your Conscience • Allow time for contemplate. (What is the meaningful for you? how do you make your choices in your life?) • write down your original value. • write down your credo • Collect stories that taught of values • Look at the mirror (360 feedback and ABC Formula) • Audit your competency to reach the success

  26. Develop Shared of Values Express your values in Words and Deeds Audit your calendar Synchronize with shared values Unexpected moment : Search for opportunities to taught Enhance by Symbol, Events and Accessories

  27. Enabling Technologies • Coalition building • Don’t ignore politics • Technical change not enough • Political management isn’t same as being political • Prevent blocking coalitions • Build political capital

  28. Manage Oneself • Be self-aware • Define your leadership style • Get advice and counsel • Advice is from expert to leader • Counsel is insight • Types of help • Technical • Political • Personal • Advisor traits • Competent • Trustworthy • Enhance your status

  29. How Far Can You Go?

  30. SUMBER POWER Position power: Power yang mengikuti posisi Personal power: Power yang mengikuti orangnya

  31. TIPE-TIPE POWER Legitimate power: Power yang diperoleh karena diberikan Coercive power: Kemampuan atau wewenang untuk menghukum baik secara fisik maupun secara psikologis. Reward power: Kemampuan atau wewenang untuk memberikan dan mengontrol reward. Expert power: Kemampuan atau wewenang untuk memberikan atau mengontrol informasi bagi orang lain. Referent power: Mirip karisma karena melibatkan rasa percaya, penerimaan, kasih sayang, kesediaan untuk menjadi pengikut dan keterlibatan emosi.

  32. Legitimate Power Komitmen Kepatuhan Penolakan Mungkin, jika perintah dilakukan dengan sikap yang sopan dan baik hati Mungkin, jika perintah dirasakan legitimate Mungkin, jika bersikap arogan dan isi perintah tidak pada tempatnya

  33. Coercive Power Komitmen Kepatuhan Penolakan Tidak mungkin Mungkin, jika digunakan secara tepat dan dengan sikap penyesalan personal Sangat mungkin, jika bersikap kejam dan manipulatif

  34. Reward Power Komitmen Kepatuhan Penolakan Mungkin, jika digunakan secara pribadi dan tidak jelas Sangat mungkin, jika dilakukan secara mekanis dan impersonal Mungkin, jika bersikap arogan dan manipulatif

  35. Expert Power Komitmen Kepatuhan Penolakan Sangat mungkin, Jika persuasif dan bawahan terlibat dalam pengambilan keputusan Mungkin, jika persuasif tapi bawahan kurang cocok dengan tujuan pemimpin Mungkin, jika pemimpin bersikap arogan dan menghina, atau bawahan menentang tujuan pemimpin

  36. Referent Power Komitmen Kepatuhan Penolakan Sangat mungkin, jika perintah diyakini sebagai sesuatu yang penting bagi sang pemimpin Mungkin, jika perintah diyakini sebagai sesuatu yang kurang penting bagi sang pemimpin Mungkin, jika perintah atau kejadian akan berakibat buruk pada sang pemimpin

  37. Menggunakan legitimate power • Bersikap ramah dan baik hati • Percaya diri • Membangun understanding • Yakini bahwa perintah yang diberikan cukup pantas • Jelaskan alasan diberikannya perintah • Sensitif terhadap perasaan dan keinginan bawahan

  38. Menggunakan coercive power • Menginformasikan pada bawahan mengenai peraturan dan hukuman • Memberi peringatan sebelum menghukum • Melaksanakan hukuman secara konsisten dan tidak pandang bulu • Memahami situasi sebelum bertindak • Menjaga kredibilitas • Hukuman sesuai dengan pelanggaran • Menghukum secara tertutup, tidak di depan orang lain

  39. Menggunakan Reward power • Berikan perintah yang masuk akal • Hanya memberikan perintah yang pantas dan etis • Memberikan reward sesuai harapan bawahan • Hanya memberikan reward yang kredibel

  40. Menggunakan Expert Power • Memperlihatkan kesan kepakaran (expertise) • Mempertahankan kredibilitas • Bertindak percaya diri dan tegas • Selalu menambah informasi (meningkatkan kepakaran) • Hindari sikap yang merendahkan harga diri bawahan

  41. Menggunakan referent power • Memperlakukan bawahan secara adil • Membela kepentingan bawahan • Sesitif terhadap kebutuhan dan perasaan bawahan • Menjadi model peran

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