Values-based leadershipMoral values in organization development relationships and strengthened primarily through values-based leadership, between leaders and followers based on shared values, absorb strongly supported and follow by the influential leader 62Nhà leader. moral values through their personal ethics and leadership practice spiritually. This means for leaders to disciple by connect extremely valuable to their organization to organization goals. Personal ethicsThe staff knows about the value from tracking the leaders. Value-based on the leader creates high levels of trustworthiness and respect from the staff, based on not only on the declared value, but on the courage, determination, and sacrifice themselves expressed in favour of that value. For example, Jim Hackett, ceo of Steelcase, want to build the corporate culture of "steadfast integrity," but his personal integrity was challenged when the company faced with decisions regarding fire prevention products. Steelcase had great success selling a new line of tables that can be used or for the room or to include floor-to-ceiling walls. The company soon discovered, though, the rules that govern the walls are tighter than those for the room and the new products may not be up to the high standards in certain positions. Hackett claims research problems, and some of the executives (and even some customers) advised him to ignore the issue because of the fire prevention laws change very much from this Autonomous City Government to the Government of the autonomous city. Hackett, though, know this is the time to bring the value of him in action. He quietly recalls the table and replace them with the fire prevention law will meet the strictest, though the decision is costly and time consuming for the company and makes Hackett and senior managers take the bonus in their annual implementation. The U.s. Department of Defense has a few tables of Steelcase, and after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the Pentagon, leaders there said Hackett could fire "was spreading in the cause far more results for catastrophe" If the material of the new flame was not used. 63Several factors contribute to create the moral stance of individual leaders. Each person brings a collection of private thoughts, values, dignity, and the behavior definition to work. The composition of families and religious leaders often provides the principle under which they do business. Human characteristics such as strength, confidence, ego and strong sense of independence can do the leaders can decide whether ethical decisions that may be unfamiliar. An important element is the individual stages of moral development of leaders, as already described in Chapter 6, the impact on the ability of people to translate the value into 64Chẳng like behavior, a number of decisions and actions only to gain reward and punishment to avoid yourself. Others learn to conform to the expectations of ethical behavior as defined by society. What this means is ready to support the law and respond to the expectations of others. The highest level of moral development is everyone instructed by high internal standards. This is the self-chosen principle of ethics does not change the reward or punishment. Leaders can try growing and loyal, the higher principles to their daily work reflect important ethical value. Leaders to explore the moral value of their selves and conveying the value to others through both words and actions. 65Khi face tough decision, value-based on these leaders know what they believe and to work for, and they can influence their principles When Jim Hackett in Steelcase. In addition, by conveying clear and simulation ethics standards they expect others to live by, leaders can empower people throughout the Organization to structure decisions.
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