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Identity Is Destiny

Leadership and the Roots of Value Creation

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In a world where "change is everything," leaders and individuals in organizations require reliable guideposts—unshakable principles that endure despite the rapid pace of technology and globalization. This groundbreaking work reveals that identity, the unique characteristics defining who we are, serves as such a compass. It demonstrates that organizations best equipped to adapt to change are those whose leaders invest in their unique identities rather than altering them. When leaders align strategic development and daily operations with their company's distinct value-creating capacities, identity becomes destiny. The author illustrates how identity shapes culture, precedes strategy, and emphasizes that companies, like individuals, can only be true to their nature. Ackerman identifies three key features of organizations led by their authentic identity: grand efficiency—ensuring all parts operate in harmony; integrity—achieving unity or wholeness; and endurance—the potential for lasting existence. He offers a comprehensive blueprint for "identity-based management," guiding everyday decisions and actions toward authentic leadership. When a company's identity is clear, everything else falls into place—from making acquisitions that align with its mission to hiring individuals who fit its culture, developing coherent marketing strategies, and establishing effective partnerships.

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Identity Is Destiny, Laurence D. Ackerman

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Rok wydania
2000
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Tytuł
Identity Is Destiny
Podtytuł
Leadership and the Roots of Value Creation
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2000
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
240
ISBN10
157675068X
ISBN13
9781576750681
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Opis
In a world where "change is everything," leaders and individuals in organizations require reliable guideposts—unshakable principles that endure despite the rapid pace of technology and globalization. This groundbreaking work reveals that identity, the unique characteristics defining who we are, serves as such a compass. It demonstrates that organizations best equipped to adapt to change are those whose leaders invest in their unique identities rather than altering them. When leaders align strategic development and daily operations with their company's distinct value-creating capacities, identity becomes destiny. The author illustrates how identity shapes culture, precedes strategy, and emphasizes that companies, like individuals, can only be true to their nature. Ackerman identifies three key features of organizations led by their authentic identity: grand efficiency—ensuring all parts operate in harmony; integrity—achieving unity or wholeness; and endurance—the potential for lasting existence. He offers a comprehensive blueprint for "identity-based management," guiding everyday decisions and actions toward authentic leadership. When a company's identity is clear, everything else falls into place—from making acquisitions that align with its mission to hiring individuals who fit its culture, developing coherent marketing strategies, and establishing effective partnerships.