Mohammad Anzar Draboo Project Submission Leadership
Mohammad Anzar Draboo Project Submission Leadership
• High Ego: Randy had an ego that could fill up the entire space and
continually shot down ideas of team mates.
• Lack of team work: Randy didn’t believe in team work and was of
the opinion that individuals do great work on their own and team
work doesn’t exist
• Did not exercise the authority and was too much of an observer
• Intimidated by Randy
• Eric needs to define his own leadership style. This entails using some
of the talents of a Wizard and/or a Warrior to create a new attitude,
rally the troops, and encourage some healthy conflict among the
team.
• By doing this, the team will have a strong leader who can inspire and
drive the group to completing its task at hand. He can also introduce
team performance-based rewards or recognition systems in place.
• Eric should not alienate Randy and should make him feel very
important in the organisation.
• Jack Derry was quick to realize that moving forward growth can only
be achieved when the internal working of organization is improved.
• He was embracing the changes that were happening in the market and
how National glass companies were entering in the company's niche
market. He went out and got Eric, who had a shared understanding of
the market, on board to help him during this period of change.
• Though he didn't took active participation once Eric took over and
didn't had first hand information of what issues were prevailing in the
team
• From the case it's very clear that there was lack of strategical and
operational networking between the leaders of different departments
and absence of non-transactional relationships, which indirectly
stems from a poor leadership where Jack didn't encourage networking
in the organization.
• Jack Derry could do a lot more when it came to visioning. His plan
for coming up with a plan for company's strategic realignment up,
running and winning within 6 months was vague and lacked any
specific timelines and expectations associated with them, nor had any
vision.