#7503
Mentioned in 4 episodes

The Systems Leader

Effective Leadership in Turbulent Times
Book • 2023
The Systems Leader introduces the concept of systems leadership as a response to the constant crises and rapid technological innovation challenging business leaders.

It builds on Peter Sange's systems thinking, emphasizing the need for leaders to understand action and reaction within and between companies and their ecosystems.

The book highlights five key cross pressures that leaders face and how they can apply systems leadership and thinking to manage them.

It draws from studies of various leaders, showcasing both their successes and failures.

The intention is to provide actionable strategies for navigating these challenges and fostering effective leadership in volatile times.

The book is aimed at leaders and managers across various levels, offering insights applicable to diverse organizational contexts.

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by
undefined
Rob Siegel
as his new book about mastering cross-pressures in today's companies.
220 snips
208. Ambiguity to Action: Tensions and Trade-Offs of Leadership and Communication
Mentioned by
undefined
Todd Henry
as the title of Robert Siegel's new book on leadership.
99 snips
How To Think In Systems
Mentioned by
undefined
Greg Mckeown
as the reason for inviting
undefined
Robert E. Siegel
to the podcast.
46 snips
365. The Systems Leader with Robert Siegel
Mentioned by
undefined
Robert E. Siegel
, about his course on Systems Leadership with Jeff Immelt at Stanford.
26 snips
Don’t Chase Trends—Chase Tension | Robert Siegel
Mentioned by
undefined
Rob Siegel
as his new book about mastering the cross-pressures that make or break today's companies.
Think Fast, Talk Smart: "Ambiguity to Action: Tensions and Trade-Offs of Leadership and Communication"
Mentioned as Robert Siegel's most recent book, focusing on leadership in today's companies.
553. Systems Leadership: Balancing the Cross Pressures in Modern Business feat. Robert Siegel
Mentioned by
undefined
Keith Shaw
as a new book that describes a new management concept.
Why most leaders fail in a crisis — and how to fix it | Ep. 231

The AI-powered Podcast Player

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!
App store bannerPlay store banner
Get the app