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A Generic Day-to-Day Situational Leadership Model

In this video, I will explain the basics of situational leadership, using generic terminology.

🧭 This video is part of course module number 3.11.3
🏢 Program 3: Managing and Leading Individuals
🏘️ Course 11: Leadership
🏠 Section 3: Situational Leadership

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⇨ Other videos in our Introduction to Leadership
🎬 The Fiedler Contingency Theory of Leadership Effectiveness https://youtu.be/1WeKHqO3IoQ
🎬 Tannenbaum & Schmidt: The Leadership Continuum https://youtu.be/IW4XbC8Uc8U
🎬 Commercial Situational Leadership Models https://youtu.be/79fiUq1Nxrw
🎬 Robert House and Path Goal Theory https://youtu.be/8aMGLxwn5r8
🎬 Complexity, Leadership, and the Cynefin Framework https://youtu.be/n-sqvodujTg

📝 LESSON NOTES
In modern situational leadership models, the two primary factors we use to determine an appropriate leadership style are:
• Competence, or capability
• Commitment, or Enthusiasm

Learners progress through a series of stages:
1. Low capability, but high levels of enthusiasm
2. Low (but somewhat growing) capability
3. Emerging capability, with variable enthusiasm
4. High capability, with strong confidence

The four styles of leadership combine different levels of:
• Task-oriented Instruction
• Relationship-oriented support

To give:
1. Instructing
2. Persuading
3. Assisting
4. Entrusting

Our full course:
Day-to-Day Project Leadership that Gets Results
How to Select and Apply the Right Leadership Style for Every Situation
https://school.onlinepmcourses.com/p/day-to-day-project-team-leadership-that-gets-results

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🗒️ RECOMMENDED EXERCISES
Think back to two recent times when you had a task for someone. For each instance, assess:
1. their capability to handle that task (2 MC CPD Points)
2. their confidence and enthusiasm to take on that task (2 MC CPD Points)
Then:
3. Determine which leadership style would have been best (2 MC CPD Points)
4. Consider how those styles differ from how you really led your team. What can you learn? (4 MC CPD Points)

📚 RECOMMENDED READING
There are a vast number of Leadership books – perhaps more than on any other management-related topic. And there is also a huge range represented in different lists of the best. This no-doubt reflects the different contexts for leadership.

So, any recommended reading list of leadership books must be particularly subjective. I have chosen those that made me think, and which are of particular value to managerial leaders: not sportspeople, military leaders, or CEOs. In no particular order:

📖 Leaders Eat Last
https://geni.us/ZIawP8Y
📖 Start with Why
https://geni.us/D8ZSs
📖 Humble Leadership
https://geni.us/KMuCl
📖 The Leadership Challenge
https://geni.us/nyQ3
📖 The New Leaders
https://geni.us/5ziIw
📖 Shackleton’s Way
https://geni.us/Oicsj
📖 Why should Anyone be Led by You
https://geni.us/xugbBk1
📖 The Habit of Excellence
https://geni.us/VIz8Z

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🔖 CHAPTER MARKERS
00:00 – A generic situational leadership model
00:14 – The first premise of situational leadership
00:36 – Two primary factors
01:16 – The second premise of situational leadership
01:33 – The first stage
01:45 – The second stage
02:04 – The third stage
02:33 – The fourth stage
02:51 – Assessing stages
03:05 – The four styles of leadership
03:21 – Stage 1 leadership
03:51 – Stage 2 leadership
04:25 – Stage 3 leadership
05:06 – Stage 4 leadership
05:48 – Key point Number 1
06:34 – Key point Number 2
07:39 – To learn more of the detail

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Warren Bennis: Master of Transformative Leadership
Coaching for Leadership Development
Mentoring for Leadership Development
The Principles of Leadership Development
Complexity, Leadership, and the Cynefin Framework
Robert House and Path Goal Theory [Situational Leadership]
Commercial Situational Leadership Models
Tannenbaum & Schmidt: The Leadership Continuum
The Fiedler Contingency Theory of Leadership Effectiveness
What is Servant Leadership?
What is Authentic Leadership?
What is Charismatic Leadership?
What is Visionary Leadership?
The Blake & Mouton Leadership Grid
What is Transformational Leadership?
What is Transactional Leadership?
Goleman’s 6 Leadership Styles – A Styles Models of Leadership
Action Centered Leadership – A Roles-based or Functional Leadership Model
Leadership Behaviors: Task and Relationship Focus
Traits Models of Leadership
Leadership Traits, Roles, and Styles: Three Types of Leadership Model
What is Leader-Member Exchange Theory? And Should You Use LMX Theory?
10-Step Leadership Process: A Simple Model for How to Lead
Leadership Attitudes: How to Approach Things Like a Leader
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Mike Clayton

About Mike Clayton 

Dr Mike Clayton is a (former) Project Manager and now a management educator. Having trained thousands of people at live workshops, seminars, and conferences, he now delivers training mainly via video. He has 14 books with international publishers and runs two successful YouTube channels. He is also the founder of OnlinePMCourses.com

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