š¤ When you are leading significant change in your organisation how aware are you really of the likely responses from your team?
šÆ Understanding the different drivers of your employees and their "threat - reward responses" will allow you to lead change more effectively.
šÆ How you show up as a leader and the actions you take to ensure your team are motivated will ultimately impact how successful your changes are.
ā» The SCARF model is a great way of understanding the motivational drivers of your team. How would your team answer these questions and which are the most important drivers for them?
1ļøā£ STATUS - Do I feel valued and respected?
2ļøā£ CERTAINTY - Do I have the information I need?
3ļøā£ AUTONOMY - Do I have choices & control?
4ļøā£ RELATEDNESS - Do I feel connected to others?
5ļøā£ FAIRNESS - Do I get the credit others do?
š Thank youĀ Bret Freeman, MCC, FRSAĀ for today's session on the Evolution of SCARF on behalf ofĀ NeuroLeadership InstituteĀ - a great reminder of the importance of understanding how leaders show up as well as their teams - and how to use the SCARF model in increase awareness as well as improve interactions.
šÆ I often use the SCARF model in the leadership development programmes I run - if you'd like to develop a bespoke leadership programme for your team please get in touch.
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