5 Continued from previous page A CUSTOMISED, VIRTUAL FLASH CARD FOR MANAGERS RESILIENT LEADERS ARE (OR BECOME) — (BE) Professional in all aspects of work Examples of excellence at work and as people Competent — in many aspects of Leadership and Management in general but also in their particular job Organised and systematic in their work Accountable Courageous and confident Politically sensitive and aware Committed to the organisation and its Mission Values-based — in which they are driven by a belief system based on integrity, equity and justice Purposeful — not capricious Optimistic — can focus on the positive or “up-side” in most situations while remaining objective in their assessment of situations Transformational — they do not only improve their organisations but motivate their team members to become better people Authentic — show the best of themselves but are true to themselves Emotionally Intelligent and Emotionally Competent Consistent — team members do not have to interpret their moods and are predictable in styles of leadership and interaction Committed to their own wellness and that of their team Humble — accept and embrace their own vulnerabilities and weaknesses Results-driven — always with a sense of priority and urgency combined Well informed — about the world, our region, their country, their organisations Good mentors — formally and informally Willing to sweat or get dirty, if that will help but do not “sweat the small stuff” Self-secure but not arrogant or narcissistic RESILIENT LEADERS KNOW (OR GET TO KNOW) The mandate and purpose of the organisation Know how to lead and manage How to deal with conflicts The responsibilities of each team member Threats, hazards, risks — especially the likely effects on the organisation and its people The facts — they do not rely on supposition or speculation How to build team competencies How to contact team members even in crisis Continues on next page
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