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Business Head - Kewaunee 4.0 at Kewaunee International Group I Great Manager Winner I 3M I Digital transformation I P&L Management IoT I B2B Strategic Marketing

What is Servant Leadership? Why many Indian leaders are not embracing this approach despite its benefits. Servant Leadership, as popularized by Robert K. Greenleaf, prioritizes the growth and well-being of team members over traditional hierarchical structures. Characteristics of Servant Leaders: 1) Empathy: Understanding and valuing team members' feelings and perspectives. 2) Listening: Actively seeking input to enhance collaboration and trust. 3) Commitment to Growth: Investing in the personal and professional development of others. 4) Community Building: Fostering a sense of teamwork and belonging. Despite its advantages, many Indian leaders stick to traditional styles due to: 1) Cultural Norms: India's deep-rooted hierarchical structures hinder the adoption of collaborative leadership. According to a survey by Deloitte, 76% of Indian organizations still rely on top-down decision-making processes.  2) Focus on Results: Short-term financial gains overshadow long-term employee development in 80% of Indian companies, as per McKinsey report. 3) Resistance to Change: Implementing servant leadership faces skepticism and pushback in organizations. #Leadership #ServantLeadership #BusinessCulture #Collaboration #EmployeeDevelopment #ChangeManagement

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Manohar R

35+ years of developing businesses in EMEA and APAC Region|Consultancy|Leadership coaching|Investor

3mo

For me Servant Leadership is vital because it prioritizes the growth , wellbeing of individuals and communities, fostering a culture of trust, empathy, and collaboration.

Wayne Brown

I help Businesses Achieve Sustainable Growth | Consulting, Exec. Development & Coaching | 45+ Years | CEO @ S4E | Building M.E., AP & Sth Asia | Best-selling Author, Speaker & Awarded Leader

3mo

Insightful! Servant leadership is vital for creating a culture of empowerment, trust, and collaboration.

Srinivasan R

Zonal Head - South ( Sales and Marketing )

3mo

Very informative

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