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Pawel Brodzinski @pawelbrodzinski The Leadership Gap

The Leadership Gap

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I often hear complaints that we don’t have enough great leaders in our organizations. If, as Jerry Weinberg points, leadership is a process of creating an environment where people become empowered let’s focus on how we create and evolve environments we work at. One issue is the system. W. Edwards Deming famously said that a bad system will defeat a good person every time. Then we should discuss how we build our teams and how it contributes to our goals. Finally, we have organizational culture that is blood of every company and influence all behaviors. All these bits are inseparably interconnected thus if we want to create an environment where leadership thrives we need to take all of them into account. Let’s take a look at how these ideas may be applied in practice. In Lunar Logic eventually but inevitably everyone becomes a leader. We simply pay attention to how the organization is designed in a broader context. That’s the story I will share. After all, there's no shortage of leaders, only a shortage of companies that let leadership emerge.

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Pawel Brodzinski

@pawelbrodzinski

The Leadership Gap

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Hi, I’m Pawel

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Leadership is the process of

creating an environment in

which people become empowered

Gerald Weinberg

Source: G. Weinberg: Becoming a Technical Leader: An Organic Problem-Solving Approach

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Teams

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We don’t easily give up power

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Ad-hoc teams

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Emergent practices

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Participation in strategy creation

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Autonomy

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A system is not a sum of

behaviors of its parts; it's a

product of their interactions

Russel Ackoff

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People

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Superheroculture

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Sofware development is a team sport

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Optimizing for collaboration

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More women

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Hiring for cultural fit

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Emergent, contextual leadership

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Empathy catalyzes everyone’s

development

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A bad system will defeat a good

person every time

W. Edwards Deming

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organizational culture

the behavior of humans who are part of an organization and the meanings that the people react to their actions includes the organization values, visions, norms, working language, systems, symbols, beliefs, and habits

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizational_culture

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Companies with strong culture

don’t have their values printed

on the walls

Martin Jensen, #lkce14

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Emergent values

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If you don’t like something…

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Software development business?

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Two days of my work was

summarized by a commit that

adds five lines of code and

removes two

Marcin Kostrzewa, Lunar Logic

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Happiness business!

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Trust

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Autonomy Mastery Purpose

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Emergent leadership on all levels

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Thank you

Pawel Brodzinski brodzinski.com

lunarlogic.io

@pawelbrodzinski