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Este documento describe el liderazgo de un líder asesor que permite a los subordinados autodirigirse y establecer sus propias normas, aprendiendo de los errores en lugar de ser castigados. El líder da a todos la oportunidad de llevar a cabo tareas importantes para desarrollar habilidades y experiencia dentro de la empresa, lo que fomenta la confianza y la autoestima.
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Analisis del lider
- 1. EL LÍDER ASESOR Este líder ha alcanzado un nivel de sabiduría y madurez tal, que anima a los demás a crear su propia energía, entusiasmo y poder, en vez de imponerlo desde el exterior. Se permite que los subalternos se autodirijan hasta donde sea posible
- 2. Ellos establecen y controlan sus propias normas y existe una comunicación verdadera en ambas direcciones, entre líder y subalternos. Si se comete algún error, la solución se utiliza como una oportunidad de aprender algo y no se lleva a cabo ningún tipo de castigo o reprimenda. Se anima a los miembros del equipo a que se conviertan en solucionadores de problemas, para evitar que se vuelva a cometer el mismo error.
- 3. Las tareas importantes no se encomiendan a unos pocos favorecidos o con experiencias; a todos se les da la oportunidad de llevarlas a cabo y así se desarrollan las habilidades y las experiencias dentro de la empresa. Ello también ayuda al desarrollo de una confianza y mayor autoestima.