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From the highest rank to the lowest, a company is what its people are. An organization grows only if all those people come on board and understand the bigger motive. A leader can set an example and give a perspective to his under commands. Change can’t happen overnight and it sure can’t happen without being inspired. Good leadership can bring an impact and influence to a company’s work culture.
Branding is greatly influenced by a company’s internal environment. Successful entrepreneurs like Bobby Chacko have set an example of a great leadership culture. Chacko says creating a culture that drives your brand to success is only achieved if you embody that change as a leader yourself. Being in an environment that influences growth and success, each employee will contribute their best ideas and determine the strength of your company.
Leadership culture is simply how a leader interacts with his associates and his team, how honest he is to his company, how effectively he communicates his instructions and how he takes rightful decisions. It’s basically an everyday thing. His consistency and sincerity in his beliefs, values and behaviour are what propels his business motives to the next level.
Core Values Of A Leader:
A leader should be centred and ideally elevated higher than the people he is leading so he could be seen and identified as an authority. He tends to impact a managerial culture, along with a job to inspire others with his skills.
There are several ways, but the top seven that stand out are:
1. Role model
A leader should present himself as an ideal in everything whether it’s trust, belief, manners, proficiency, or the culture that they want to preach. He should be the epitome of integrity and virtue. Never should it ever occur that for the companies benefit he favours a wrongdoing. Ethical leadership should never be compromised.
2. Get Insights
Always leading from the front is not always fruitful. Sometimes taking a step back and analyzing the work environment and employee commitment to his work is also important. You will be astonished to see each one of them has something to offer too. In this way you don’t have to be a dictator but rather inspire your team to put their best effort forward.
3. Open Communication Platform
Few open Q&A with senior leaders at any level should be encouraged and straightforward answers to their problems at the moment will simplify the the company’s goals and values. This will also assist employees and boost their morale.
4. Feedback
It’s important to ask for feedback for better and useful results of action that has been taken and how to improve them in the future. Welcome suggestions and make an effort to address them.
5. Empower Your Employees.
Employees should be given enough empowerment to resolve problems on their own, trust them with risks they take and the results will in turn shock you in a miraculous way. Giving self-confidence to your employees will strengthen your business from the inside.
6. Failing Isn’t Disastrous
Failure is part of life. Without it, you won’t be able to rise stronger than before. Learn from it and grow exceptionally better and continue to make improvements so next time the ball is in your court. Even if you hit rock bottom, the only way you can go is up.
7. Recognition
Employees who get appreciated at work are more hardworking and resourceful that helps them to be motivated and when they know that they have played well on their part, they give their best and prove an excellent asset to the team and the company as a whole. Reward your employees in different ways. Give bonuses, insurance incentives or paid vacations.
