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Extraordinary results. Its all about people Challenging the Status Quo in Senior Management Roles - How to asses and develop the necessary capabilities for implementing effective change? UN Career Development Roundtable in St . Gallen,


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Executive Search | Professional Recruitment | Talent & Leadership Advisory | Worldwide

Extraordinary results. It’s all about people™

Challenging the Status Quo in Senior Management Roles

  • How to asses and develop the necessary capabilities

for implementing effective change?

UN Career Development Roundtable in St . Gallen, 9 December 2019 Sebastian Volkers, Director, Mercuri Urval

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About Mr. Sebastian Volkers

  • Mr. Sebastian Volkers is a Danish national who designs and implement
  • rganizational processes that optimize the use of human resources and

strengthen performance. He leads a team committed to the development of an even better and more efficient International Public Sector based on a Nordic management approach. The team motivates individuals, teams and organizations to develop capabilities beyond expectations and to raise the bar for innovation and efficiency. The aim is to bring enhanced value and quality for citizens and businesses as well as providing an improved working life for staff members. He has advised a number of international and national organizations and businesses such as the European Commission, WHO and WIPO. Specialties: Executive Search, Professional Recruitment and Talent and Leadership Advisory.

CONTACT:

  • Mr. Sebastian Volkers

Director, Mercuri Urval Telephone: +32 491 62 96 05 sebastian.volkers@mercuriurval.com Web : www.mercuriurval.com

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  • 1. How can successful change leadership be

defined?

  • 2. Which capabilities are needed to be a good

leader?

  • 3. How can capacity for leadership be identified?
  • 4. How can psychometrics be used to make valid

predictions about future performance?

Questions to be covered:

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  • 1. Why is change important and

what is leadership of change?

Challenging the Status Quo in Senior Management Roles

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Unsuccessful leadership of change result in…

  • Lower productivity
  • Passive resistance
  • Active resistance
  • Turnover of valued employees
  • Disinterest in the current or future state
  • Arguing about the need for change
  • More people taking sick days or not showing up
  • Changes not fully implemented
  • People finding work-arounds
  • People revert to the old way of doing things
  • The change being totally scrapped
  • Divides are created between ‘us’ and ‘them’.
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What forces organizations to change?

  • Political, financial and socio-economic changes
  • Change in end-user’s demands
  • Change in input costs/supply availability
  • Enforced legislation change
  • Organizational Change
  • Technological advancements
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Tool Kit Culture of change

  • Rapid organizational change is thus one of the most important leadership

development challenges in all types of organizations

  • Yet, studies show that 50 to 70% of planned change fall short. While
  • rganizations have mastered the operational or structural side of change,

little attention has been given to the people side of change

  • Change leadership requires leaders, and the organization as a whole, to

address beliefs and mindsets and to develop the practices and behaviors that help people adapt to change.

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The three states of organizational change

How things are done today How things will be done tomorrow How to move from current to future Current state Transition state Future state

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Leadership of change is an approach to transition individuals, teams, and organizations to a desired future state.

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Change leadership operates at 3 levels

  • Self.

How do I deal with change? What is my current change challenge? What do I need to do differently? How do my change style preferences impact those around me?

  • Others.

How do I help my people through change, especially when they have no control or choice? How do I understand and respond to the feelings and response people have to change. How do I build relationships and persuade supporters and detractors?

  • Organisations.

How do I lead change in the context of the larger organisational culture and political realities? How do I forge a network of change agents, How do I influence up, down and across the organisation?

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4 main reasons people resist change

  • Fear of unfamiliar
  • Fear of incompetence
  • Fear of failure
  • Fear of losing status
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  • 2. Which leadership competencies

are key for driving change?

Challenging the Status Quo in Senior Management Roles

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What provides change leadership impact?

  • leaders’ own assessment of various aspects of leadership

Sanction/Reward Formal position Leadership experience Professional expertise Values and Attitudes Personal characteristics

No impact Low/moderate impact High/very high impact

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Transactional and transformational leadership

Intellectual stimulation Charisma - inspiration via personality Conditional rewards Laissez- faire Correction of mistakes Inspiration by vision Individual attention

Transactional leadership Transformational leadership

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Tomorrow’s leadership

(Henley Business school)

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Leadership of change is relational – and the leader must demonstrate

personal leadership for others should follow

The leader will acquire authority:

  • From within - to the extent that the

manager feels capable to act in the interest of others.

  • From above - the authority provided

through his/her role - formal role-based authority

  • From below - to the extent that

employees have confidence in the leader and decides to follow

Within Below Above

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Expected/required leadership CAPABILITIES

  • The personality - relatively stable

and constant feature of the person describing what the person usually do, dispositions and traits.

  • Motivation - what drives the person

and stimulates particular patterns of behaviour or approaches to complete tasks.

  • Skills – what the person can do by

virtue of cognitive and physical abilities. Personality Motivation Skills

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The personality is crucial for leadership…

  • Determines whether a person is

appointed leader and whether this person succeeds as a leader.

  • Is becoming more and more

important during a career.

  • Is becoming more important as the

leaders climbs up in the hierarchy.

“Management is more about skills, and leadership is more about character, integrity, passion, curiosity, daring and vision”, Warren Bennis.

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Leadership is implemented forward - and developed backwards

Leadership development includes 3 key questions:

  • What results should be achieved?
  • What must be done to achieve it?
  • What should be learned to do it?

Capabilities Behavior Results

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Leadership development = personal development = leadership development

= personal development =

  • Leadership development and personal

development are two sides of the same coin

  • Others can’t develop leaders. The leader

choose to develop him or herself through dialogue and interaction with employees, colleagues, managers and coaches

  • Development will happen in a social process,

which is typically based on:

  • Self-directed learning
  • Action learning and
  • Blended learning.

1. My real self Who I am 2. My ideal self Whom I want to become 3. Learning- and Development needs 4. Practicing and experimenting Coaching

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In summary:

1. Leadership of change is a behaviour, and it can be exercised by leaders, managers and employees 2. Leadership of change is defined as a goal-setting, problem-solving and communicative interaction with others 3. Leadership of change is a relationship – leadership is performed and developed in interaction with others 4. Good leadership requires: Results, behaviour and capability, the capability includes: Personality, motivation and skills. 5. Leadership is personally carried: Personality is crucial to whether one is selected as leader and succeed as a leader. 6. Leadership is about creating connection between who you are, what you need to do and how you normally do things. And therefore, leadership and personal development two sides of the same coin.

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Executive Search | Professional Recruitment | Talent & Leadership Advisory | Worldwide

Extraordinary results. It’s all about people™

  • 3. How can capacity for change

leadership be identified?

Challenging the Status Quo in Senior Management Roles

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How to be successful leader in your organization?

The 5 Leadership Continuums

As a leader you need to act along a full spectrum of seemingly opposing behaviors – and choose the most effective

  • ne in every situation. So how do you do it?

LEADING ACTIVITIES SETTING STRATEGY LEADING PEOPLE INTERPERSONAL LEADERSHIP

Core Leadership Competencies Behavioral Indicators for Leadership of Change

REALISTIC DISRUPTIVE REFLECTIVE ACTION-ORIENTED INCLUSIVE DIRECTIVE CONNECTING INFLUENCING GOAL-ORIENTED PROCES-ORIENTED LEADERSHIP IMPACT

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Executive Search | Professional Recruitment | Talent & Leadership Advisory | Worldwide

Extraordinary results. It’s all about people™

  • 4. How can psychometrics be used

to make valid predictions about future performance?

Challenging the Status Quo in Senior Management Roles

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Assessment Methodology Design

A walk through our assessment methodology

Behaviour that leads to success in a role and potential Capability & potential

In order to predict success accurately it is critical to understand, and where possible, measure, all influencers of human behaviour. This method increases accuracy of prediction from typically 50-60% from a typical employer interview to over 90% as a result of an objective holistic assessment.

Competencies acquired through learning and practice Knowledge Skills Experience Qualities determining how skills, knowledge and experience are or will be acquired and applied in a role Cognitive abilities Personality Values, norms & attitudes Interests & motivation

We look at every facet of the individual

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Mercuri Urval Personality Inventory (MUPI)

  • Questionnaire, 276 questions
  • Clustered in 3’s (forced prioritizing) x 92
  • 6 scale (nuancing, but no middle values)
  • Structured self-reporting
  • 28 factors (10 questions per factor)
  • Sum and STAN9 (1 = Low, 9 = High)
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Mercuri Urval Personality Inventory (MUPI)

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MUPI - test protocol: How you approach tasks and decisions

Description Factor Will to make decisions quickly Incisiveness Will to put more effort when setbacks are encountered Fighting spirit Need to avoid failure and criticism Failure avoidance Tendency to keep calm even under stress Balance Prefers a well-structured environment Structure Faith in one’s own capabilities Self confidence Wants to be cautious in decision-making Security Good stamina in routine tasks Routine Puts much effort in completing demanding tasks Persistency

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MUPI test protocol (2): How you relate to other people

Description Factor Involvement in other people’s way of thinking Empathy Doubts the motives and capabilities of others Doubt Ability to establish contact with others Contact Need for positive and supportive relations Backing Level of openness towards other people Trust Need of other people around you Social need Need to be independent and free of rules Self dependence Will to affect other’s opinions and actions Influence

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MUPI test protocol (3): Motives and interests in work situations

Description Factor Need to be more successful than others Competition Desire to help and share with others Charity Need of changing environments and experiences Change Desire to meet and exceed high demands Challenge Level of energy and efficiency at work Capacity Reflective disposition and interest in problem-solving Thinking Desire to be respected and highly regarded Prestige Desire to have a powerful position Power Tendency to act quickly Impulsiveness Need to have well-defined goals Goal dependence Desire to get value for money/effort Cost benefit

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If this workshop were a person…..this would be your profile

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Self dependence Impulsiveness Backing Charity Change Prestige Structure Social need Doubt Empathy Failure avoidance Capacity Contact Power Security Influence Self confidence Trust Challenge Cost benefit Incisiveness Balance Goal dependence Competition Routine Fighting spirit Thinking Persistency

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If this workshop were a person…..this would be your profile

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Self dependence Impulsiveness Backing Charity Change Prestige Structure Social need Doubt Empathy Failure avoidance Capacity Contact Power Security Influence Self confidence Trust Challenge Cost benefit Incisiveness Balance Goal dependence Competition Routine Fighting spirit Thinking Persistency

2018 VS 2019

2019 2018

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MUPI traits aligned to Key Leadership Competencies

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Change Goal dependence Thinking Impulsiveness Cost benefit Challenge Structure Failure avoidance Routine Security Incisiveness Self dependence Self confidence Backing Balance Capacity Empathy Power Fighting spirit Charity Social need Trust Contact Influence Doubt Prestige Competition Persistency Developing Strategy Establishing efficient work processes Organising Decision Making Role Modelling Direction setting Building teams Managing / coordinating multiple stakeholders Delivering results Setting Strategy Being Disruptive and Realistic Leading Activities Being Action-oriented and Cautious Leading People Being Directive and Inclusive Interpersonal Leadership Influencing and Connecting Leadership Impact Goal-oriented and Process oriented

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