The Liberator -Creates intense environment that requires people's best thinking and work -Demand people's best work. Defends the standards by distinguishing best work from outcomes -Generate rapid learning cycles. Admit and share mistakes and insist on learning from mistakes
The Tyrant -Create a tense environment. That suppresses people's thinking and capability -Create anxiety. The hallmark of a tempermental and unpredictable behavior -Judge others. Centralize their power and play judge, jury and executioner.
The Challenger -Seed opportunities. Identifies the need and reframes the problems to create a starting point. -Lay down a challenge. Extends a concrete challenge by asking the really hard questions and letting others fill in the blank. -Generate belief in what is possible. Visionary and co-creates the plan, and early win.
The Know-it-all -Tell what you know. Consider themselves thought leaders and readily share their knowledge, without others contributions. -Test what you know. Diminisher do actually engage others, to no surprise. it is an auditor -Tell people how to do their work. Diminisher stay in charge and tell others--in detail--how to do their jobs.
The Debate Maker -Frame the issue. Prepare the organization for debate by formin the right questions and the right team and framing the issue where everyone can contribute -Spark debate. The four elements: engaginf, comprehensive, fact based and educational -Drive a sound decision. Pursue deal with a clear end: a sound decision
The Decision Maker -Raise issues that do not necessarily frame a way that allows other to easily contribute -Dominate the discussion with their own ideas -Force the decision. Rely heavily on their own opinion or by short cutting a rigorous debate
The Investor -Define ownership by establishing ownership up front. They see intelligence and capability in the people around them, and put them in charge -Invest resources by infusing the knowledge & resources the person will need to successfully deliver -Hold people accountable by giving it back and only expecting completed work with visible scoreboard
The Micro Manager -Maintain ownership. Do not trust others to figure it out for themselves, so the maintain ownership. They dole out piecemeal tasks but not real responsibility -Jump in and out. They are lured by the attention and kudoes they get form saving the day -Take it back. They might be superstars themselves, but they quickly become the gating factor that limits their organization