Principles with sustainable leadership

 

 

Principle	Application
View of eco-centric, systematic & long term	Leader should have an eco-centric view which is necessarily a long term one. Short term profit motive orientation affect the long lasting of people with the organization (Blanchard, K., Zigarmi, P., & Zigarmi, D. 2013)
Working with cross-boundaries and different roles	Different roles are essentials for sustainable leaders such as promotional role, motivating role, risk management role, people role, monitoring role etc. (Brown, R., & Clarke, J. 2007)
Spending more time to work across the boundaries	To meet with the challenges, leader should be a T-shaped professional who is having broad knowledge over the boundaries (Blanchard, K., Zigarmi, P., & Zigarmi, D. 2013). Leadership capacity ensure this matter while having broad range of communication skills
Exercising influence without having authority	This is a critical matter for the leaders as this gives the capability to influence a wide group of individuals. Authentic and transformational leadership styles (George, B. 2003) are related with this trait which is absent with traditional leaders (Bryman, A., Stephens, M., & á Campo, C. 1996).
Comfort ability in working with complexities	Dynamic business environment results in many complexities and sustainable leaders should be experts in meeting with those complexities. Collaboration, character, commitment, competence and communication capabilities with the leader make the efforts more sustainable (George, B. 2003)
Prioritizing self-leadership	Sustainable leader is with better understanding on himself especially personal traits, strengths etc. (Goleman, D. 2004)

    Thought leaders are with high expertise powers and trusted advisors are with clear relationships with the subordinates. Adaptive leaders create the space for all stakeholders in meeting with the issues. Team leaders are having a significant role in the sustainability as they are managing the projects with the team spirit. Boundary spanning leaders are more experienced guys in relationships who connect the people for the organizations (Gordon, J., & Berry, J. 2006). 

Contents :

1. Introduction

2. Focus of sustainable leadership

1. Respecting others
2. Dedication for development
3. More open in leadership
4. Taking the front in matters
5. Understanding over the culture
6. Futuristic nature of leadership
7. Inspiration towards the objectives
8. Principles with sustainable leadership
9. Recommendations
10. Conclusion

3.   References

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