Inclusive leadership

Inclusive Leadership For Dummies helps leaders successfully navigate the nuances of a diverse workforce and create a culture where ALL talent can thrive. Toss out the one-size-fits-all leadership approaches, because the workforce is not a monolith—it’s a rich and beautiful tapestry made up of people...

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Otros Autores: Davis, Shirley (Corporate executive), author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Inc [2024]
Edición:[First edition]
Colección:--For dummies.
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009811313806719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • About This Book
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • Beyond the Book
  • Where to Go from Here
  • Part 1 Getting Started with Inclusive Leadership
  • Chapter 1 Establishing the Basics of Leadership and Inclusion
  • Knowing Why Inclusive Leadership is Important
  • Summarizing Key Workforce Shifts
  • Understanding Inclusive Terminology
  • Belonging
  • BIPOC
  • Diversity
  • Equity and Equality
  • Implicit bias
  • Inclusion
  • Intersectionality
  • Microaggressions
  • Neurodiversity
  • Phobias and -isms
  • Looking at Leadership Models and Frameworks
  • Chapter 2 Revealing What the New Generation of Talent Needs at Work
  • Understanding the Workforce Demographics of the Future
  • Addressing the Needs of the Changing Workforce
  • Honing the Competencies and Key Traits of an Inclusive Leader
  • Tackling the Challenges of Leading a More Diverse Workforce
  • Unconscious bias
  • Communication barriers
  • Cultural differences impeding teamwork
  • Retaining diverse talent
  • Developing inclusive leaders from within
  • Recognizing the Benefits that Top Talent of the Future Brings
  • Chapter 3 Making the Business Case for More Inclusive Leaders
  • Accessing a Larger Talent Pool
  • Enhancing Financial Performance and Company Reputation
  • Boosting Employee Engagement, Productivity, and Retention
  • Driving Innovation and Creativity
  • Growing Customer Loyalty and Expanding New Markets
  • Digging into Examples of Inclusive Leadership in Action
  • Biases and lack of visible diversity
  • Microaggressions and a hostile work environment
  • Chapter 4 How Inclusive Are You? Assessing Your Effectiveness as a Leader
  • Understanding Why Assessing Yourself is Important
  • Identifying Your Passion and Ability to be an Inclusive Leader.
  • Assessing Your Unique Leadership Skills and Talents
  • Identifying Your Leadership Style
  • Selfless leadership style
  • Transformational leadership style
  • Transactional leadership style
  • "Laissez Faire" leadership style
  • Democratic leadership style
  • Situational leadership style
  • Building Your Personal Brand and Reputation
  • Why building a strong personal brand matters
  • Why your reputation as a leader matters
  • Strengthening your personal leadership brand
  • Diagnosing Your Level of Inclusiveness
  • Part 2 Developing the Skills to Lead Yourself
  • Chapter 5 Getting Clear on Your Purpose, Vision, and Values
  • Knowing the Importance of Your Purpose
  • Asking the Right Questions to Uncover Your "Why"
  • Getting Grounded on Your Personal Vision Statement
  • Establishing and Living Your Personal Values
  • Chapter 6 Minimizing Your Own Biases and Microaggressions
  • Defining Unconscious Bias
  • Figuring Out Microaggressions
  • Understanding Intent versus Impact
  • Identifying the Effects of Bias in the Workplace
  • Sourcing and selecting new talent
  • Onboarding and orienting new talent
  • Developing, promoting, and engaging talent
  • Communicating with talent
  • Retaining top talent
  • Interrupting Biased Behaviors
  • Step 1: Recognize when a bias has occurred
  • Step 2: Validate or invalidate your bias
  • Step 3: Chart your path forward
  • Chapter 7 Leading with Authenticity and Transparency
  • Defining Authenticity and Transparency and Seeing How They Relate
  • Authenticity
  • Transparency
  • Understanding Why Some Leaders Shy Away from Authenticity and Transparency
  • Analyzing Your Effectiveness as an Authentic and Transparent Leader
  • Mastering Authentic and Transparent Leadership
  • Chapter 8 Demonstrating Empathy and Emotional Intelligence
  • Understanding Empathy and its Role in Leadership.
  • Digging into the Three Types of Workplace Empathy
  • Cognitive empathy
  • Emotional empathy
  • Compassionate empathy
  • Being an empathetic leader
  • Figuring Out the Four Domains of Emotional Intelligence
  • Self-awareness
  • Self-control
  • Social awareness
  • Relationship management
  • Discovering Your Level of Empathy and Emotional Intelligence
  • Realizing the Need for Greater Empathy and Emotional Intelligence
  • Applying Empathy and Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace
  • Chapter 9 Developing Cross-Cultural Competence and Cultural Intelligence
  • Defining Culture
  • Knowing the Difference between Cultural Competence and Cultural Intelligence
  • Discovering Why these Competencies Matter to Leaders
  • Mapping the Two Mindsets of Intercultural Competence
  • Monocultural mindset
  • Intercultural mindset
  • Exploring the Five Orientations of Cultural Competence
  • Denial
  • Polarization
  • Minimization
  • Acceptance
  • Adaptation
  • Becoming a Culturally Competent and Culturally Intelligent Leader
  • Part 3 Leading Others
  • Chapter 10 Assembling and Leading Diverse and Hybrid Teams
  • Sourcing Diverse Talent
  • Acclimating New Hires to the Team
  • Leading Your Team Through Five Stages of Development
  • Forming
  • Storming
  • Norming
  • Performing
  • Adjourning
  • Figuring out what stage your team is at
  • Maximizing the Benefits of a Diverse Team
  • Creativity and problem solving
  • Collaboration
  • Increased business performance
  • Engagement and retention
  • Fostering an Environment of Trust and Belonging
  • Leading Across Differences and Distances
  • Avoiding Common Pitfalls when Leading a Diverse Team
  • Chapter 11 Establishing Trust and Psychological Safety
  • Defining Trust and Psychological Safety
  • Outlining the Four Stages of Psychological Safety
  • Inclusion Safety
  • Learner Safety
  • Contributor Safety
  • Challenger Safety.
  • Realizing the Benefits of a Trusting and Psychologically Safe Workplace
  • Identifying the Factors that Drive and Undermine Psychological Safety
  • Factors that undermine trust and psychological safety
  • Factors that cultivate trust and psychological safety
  • Creating Psychological Safety
  • Increasing Inclusion Safety
  • Increasing Learner Safety
  • Increasing Contributor Safety
  • Increasing Challenger Safety
  • Measuring Psychological Safety
  • Recognizing Best Practice Companies
  • Pixar: "Fail Early and Often"
  • Eileen Fisher: "Leadership is About Listening"
  • Barry-Wehmiller: "What We Do Matters"
  • X Development LLC: "Shoot for the Moon"
  • Chapter 12 Coaching and Giving Feedback
  • Acknowledging the Impact of Not Providing Coaching and Feedback
  • Understanding the Difference between Coaching and Feedback
  • Customizing Your Coaching Approach using Situational Leadership
  • Telling
  • Selling
  • Participating
  • Delegating
  • Avoiding Common Feedback Pitfalls
  • Being unprepared
  • Failing to establish trust
  • Ignoring cultural context
  • Treating everyone the same way
  • Avoiding reciprocal feedback
  • Giving Great Feedback
  • Before the conversation
  • During the conversation
  • After the conversation
  • Chapter 13 Communicating Inclusively
  • Recognizing the Benefits of Inclusive Communication
  • Understanding the Impact of Non-Inclusive Language
  • Working With Human Resources to Promote Inclusive Language
  • Practicing Inclusive Communication
  • Chapter 14 Dealing with Conflict
  • Addressing the Reasons We Avoid Conflict
  • Normalizing Conflict as a Tool for Higher Performance
  • Identifying the Topics We Tend to Avoid
  • Seeing the Benefits of Engaging in Uncomfortable Conversations
  • Interpreting Two Models for Managing Conflict
  • Thomas-Kilman conflict modes
  • Intercultural Conflict Styles.
  • Applying Best Practices to Real-World Scenarios
  • Do you need to engage?
  • What is the source of the conflict? Where do you stand?
  • How will you engage?
  • What is the preferred outcome?
  • What barriers currently exist?
  • What are the implications globally or among multiple stakeholders?
  • Part 4 Cultivating a Culture of Inclusion and High Performance
  • Chapter 15 Assessing the Employee Experience
  • Defining the Employee Experience
  • Evaluating the Current State of Your Company Culture
  • Checking Out the Culture Spectrum
  • Exploring the Red Zone
  • Silence
  • Fear and retaliation
  • Power and privilege
  • Excuses and enabling
  • Exclusion
  • Inaction and complacency
  • Stepping into the Green Zone
  • Open dialogue and open-door policy
  • Trust and respect
  • Principle
  • Empowerment
  • Belonging and inclusion
  • Swift action and high performance
  • Applying Strategies to Address Gaps in the Employee Experience
  • Demonstrating Accountability as a Leader
  • Consistency matters
  • Taking ownership matters
  • Sound decision making matters
  • Providing feedback matters
  • Communicating effectively matters
  • Chapter 16 Tracking and Measuring Inclusion Initiatives
  • Bridging the Accountability Gap
  • Recognizing the Importance of Measuring Inclusion Initiatives
  • Looking at Ways to Measure Inclusion Initiatives
  • Recruitment and selection
  • Development, advancement, and retention
  • Employee engagement and job satisfaction
  • Compensation and benefits
  • Employer brand
  • Supply chain and procurement
  • Avoiding Common Pitfalls When Measuring Inclusion Initiatives
  • Chapter 17 Advocating for Inclusion
  • Differentiating Between Advocacy and Activism
  • Understanding Why Advocacy Is Needed
  • Defining the Role of an Ally
  • Identifying Multiple Methods of Advocating
  • Launching and leading Employee Resource Groups.
  • Championing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion education.