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Followership at the Strategic Level of an Organization – Paul McGachey

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Paul McGachey shares his theoretical research on Ira Chaleff's Courageous Follower model plus lots of terrific examples from his own professional work demonstrating what it takes to follow courageously at the higher levels of an organization, whether that's in the US military or in the business sector. Paul is a scholar-practitioner with 18 years of experience in the United States military and is currently pursuing a PhD in Education and Human Resources at Colorado State University. His primary research interests are followership and scenario planning, a tool that uses multiple future scenarios to drive strategic action and decision-making.

“The follower has to see themselves as an active participant in the organization.”

“If you’re in a relationship with a leader who does not want your feedback, you need to resist the urge to take a passive role, just because that’s how the leader or the organization sees you.”

“You need to build that leader-follower relationship and that’s going to be built on trust and results over time.”

“As you build a follower role orientation within yourself and within your organization, you’re going to gain more influence over your leader.”

“Scenario planning has been very successful at changing mental models.”

“Regardless of whether you have input in the vision, you have direct action in the implementation and culture of the organization.”

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Paul McGachey shares his theoretical research on Ira Chaleff's Courageous Follower model plus lots of terrific examples from his own professional work demonstrating what it takes to follow courageously at the higher levels of an organization, whether that's in the US military or in the business sector. Paul is a scholar-practitioner with 18 years of experience in the United States military and is currently pursuing a PhD in Education and Human Resources at Colorado State University. His primary research interests are followership and scenario planning, a tool that uses multiple future scenarios to drive strategic action and decision-making.

“The follower has to see themselves as an active participant in the organization.”

“If you’re in a relationship with a leader who does not want your feedback, you need to resist the urge to take a passive role, just because that’s how the leader or the organization sees you.”

“You need to build that leader-follower relationship and that’s going to be built on trust and results over time.”

“As you build a follower role orientation within yourself and within your organization, you’re going to gain more influence over your leader.”

“Scenario planning has been very successful at changing mental models.”

“Regardless of whether you have input in the vision, you have direct action in the implementation and culture of the organization.”

Episode References

Connect with Paul McGachey

Support the Show.

*
Connect with your host Sharna Fabiano
https://www.sharnafabiano.com
Order the book: Lead & Follow
https://www.amazon.com/Lead-Follow-Dance-Inspired-Teamwork/dp/1646632796/

Support the Show!
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1735834/support

  continue reading

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