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Colonel Prashant Rawal

Do You Have It in You

The quality of leadership of the organizational leaders plays a critical role in establishing a value-based climate. These leaders deliver the significance of values to individuals and set up the expectancies concerning their behavior that become engrained in the organization’s climate. This quality of leaders that they have an unwavering commitment to a clear set of values stands out above all else. They understand the universal law of cause and effect rather well and take full advantage it offers when applied.

Leadership values also help you grow and develop both personally and professionally. Leadership values are essential due to the fact they assist you to decide the way you need to acquire your goals and what sort of leader you need to be. Your core values play an essential part in guiding your conduct and how you are making routine and critical decisions. Having a strong set of core values as a leader helps build respect and trust among your team. This creates the inspiration for you to steer your team in an effective manner that encourages high-overall performance and excellence.

Every human being has his or her set of values. When leaders speak out on matters of matching sets of values people straight away get connected to them. But to speak out, leaders not only have to walk the talk but also know what they want to say. You can share only what you have. Leaders must first identify the principles and values they want to cultivate in their subordinates. It can only happen if they possess these values and adhere to the principles themselves.

Your attitudes about people, concepts, and other things describe your values. People are molded by the upbringing they had. Your employees enter the organization with their own values, developed in childhood and nurtured through experience. But when a leader not only talks about but also displays these values it makes it clear what you need to be, every day, in every action you take. These values then form the very identity of the organization; the organization’s culture, the solid rock upon which everything else stands, especially at the time of crisis. They serve as the common goal that binds together the members of the organization. As a result, the whole is much greater than the sum of its parts. The organizational culture is then nonnegotiable since these values apply to everyone throughout the organization without exception and in every situation.


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