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Surprisingly, there are successful organizations that behave like a starfish. Good examples are Wikipedia, Alcohol Anonymous, YouTube, Skype, and Craigslist. These organizations do not have a CEO, if there’s a leader, they do not hinder their people in making their own decision, and the group becomes creative and is productive. They have the freedom to do things that they think that will help the organization to be successful.

From the perspective of this author, both types of organizations have a critical need for the right manager that focus on the right areas. Therefore, both would have to pay close attention to their stakeholders and their motivators regardless of organization type. Case in point,

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An organization without a clear vision only fails with organizational changes. Having a strategic vision is linked to competitive advantage, enhancing, organizational performance, and achieving sustained organizational growth (Palmer, Dunford, Akin, 2009, p.249). Mississippi Action for Progress

Yet some readers may challenge my view by insisting that the radio industry is a dying industry and that a new website is a waste of resources. While it is true that the radio industry isn’t what it once was it doesn’t mean that it can’t adapt to the changing times. A new website will help the radio station get with the times. It will also help keep the station financially afloat by bringing in new users and ideally those new users would lead to donations.

There are so many organizations with leaders. By using a competency based approach to leadership, organizations can better

There are many aspects to running a successful organization. The dream of running a business initially starts off as a vision in the mind of the founder. That vision materializes into the mission statement, and progresses on to becoming an organization worthy of being put into a business plan. After completion of the many administrative and legal steps required, one must make sure to hire good people. A successful business will start with positive human interaction. The people of the organization must have the skillset to progressively advocate,

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two major challenges that new leaders face are: learning the organization and how to shape it. You have to begin by securing early wins, building the team, and creating alliances (Watkins, Orlick, Stehli, 2014). With the support of the advisor, this approach could have been successfully applied to the management

2). The most successful organizations have leaders that help, and cultivate employees emphasize in teamwork and invocations because they build a trust making them adapt to challenges and charges. Leaders who have a clear sense of purpose have had the clarity in chaos by preparing employees to become the future leaders.

Organizations are formed for a common purpose, a common goal. Vision is a clear focus on future endeavors, goals and objectives that propel the leader and the followers forward with expectation and perseverance. The vision is well embraced at an early stage in the process when the leader allows the team to discover and own it (Dees, 2013). Jack Welch, former chairman and CRO of General Electric said: “Good business leaders create a vision, articulate the vision, passionately own the vision, and relentlessly drive it to completion”. To be a resilient leader, one must focus on the present while working toward a future end goal. It is imperative for visionary leaders to brief the followers on the vision. The lack of vision will cause followers to sink into the lowest common denominators of lawlessness, discontent, and even self-destruction (Dees, 2015, p158). Having a vision allows a leader to strive to meet milestone checkpoints along the way. Thus, followers can gauge how the organization is performing and enjoy the satisfaction of working hard to meet an end result.

For organizational leaders, the development of a personal vision is vital in helping them to develop and motivate people

* A sound vision and a visionary CEO can help organizations to sail cohesively through muddy waters. Especially in early or very difficult years of the organizations.

Provides a vision – Leadership should always start with a vision towards which the organisation moves. No organisation or team can survive without a clear idea of where it wants to be and what it wants to achieve.

Vision, whether linked to an institution, business, or individual, provides purpose and is critical to success. As argued by McFarland, Senn, and Childress (1994), “Vision is to an organization what purpose is to an individual. Any individual who has strong life purpose is naturally motivated and moved to action. A vision for an organization has the same power, serving as a higher purpose” (p.94). Establishing a clear vision brings a sense of unity and inspiration, whereby members of the team gain a sense of self-motivation to follow in the same direction (McFarland, et.al.). Ownership of a vision does not rest solely on the leader; in contrast, uniting members of an organization and enabling them to share in the purpose are critical. Visionary leaders have the compassion and commitment to a cause that inspire those around them to believe in what they are doing.