Kouzes & Posner Ch 12 pp 307-322 - Sheet1 Flashcards

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From Kouzes and Posner:

the most significant contributors to a strong and resilent workforce and that one that in the long run can get extraordinary things done is?

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a culture that builds and strengthens relationships

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From Kouzes and Posner:

when organization leaders award their members for their accomplishments and sacrifices what does that show the member?

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demonstrates that their expression of respect and recognition is genuine

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From Kouzes and Posner:

exemplary leaders know that promoting a culture of celebration fuels what?

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a sense of unity and mission essential for retaining and motivating todays workforce

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From Kouzes and Posner:

david campbell said a leader who ignores or impedes organizational ceremonies and considers them as frivolous or not cost effective is ignoring the rhythms of what?

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history and our collective conditioning.

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From Kouzes and Posner:

celebrations are punctuations marks that make sense of the passage of time and without them?

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there are no beginning and endings

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From Kouzes and Posner:

if leaders are to effectively celebrate the values and victories they must master what essentials?

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create a spirit of community and be personally involved

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From Kouzes and Posner:

celebrations are among the most significant ways we have to do what?

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proclaim our respect and gratitude, to renew our sense of community and to remind ourselves of the values and history that bind us together

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From Kouzes and Posner:

what has research on corporate celebrations found?

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celebrations infuse life with passion and purpose and they bond people together and connect us to shared valves and myths

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From Kouzes and Posner:

when times are tough what can draw us together kindling hope and faith that better times lie ahead

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ceremonies

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From Kouzes and Posner:

the best leaders know that every gathering is a chance to?

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renew commitment

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From Kouzes and Posner:

whether to honor an individual group or organizational achievement or to encourge team learning and relationship building celebrations and ceremonies offer leaders the perfect opportunity to?

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explicity communicate and reinforce the actings and behaviors that are important in realizing shared valves and shared goals

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From Kouzes and Posner:

everything about a ceremony or celebration should be matched to?

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its purpose

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From Kouzes and Posner:

what leaders preach and celebrate must be one and the same and if not?

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will come off as insincere and phony and the leaders credibility will suffer

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From Kouzes and Posner:

individual recogntion increases the recipents?

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sense of worth and improves performance

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From Kouzes and Posner:

public events can showcase?

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real examples of what it means to do what we say we will do

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From Kouzes and Posner:

public celebrations of accomplishment build commitment because

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make peoples actions visible to their peers and therfore difficult to deny or revoke

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From Kouzes and Posner:

scheduled celebrations serve as opportunites to get people together so?

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that the see themselves as part of a bigger picture of having a shared destiny and affirming shared values and victories

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From Kouzes and Posner:

what dual purpose shall celebrations serve?

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one is to honor a principle or an achievment and the other is to create community

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From Kouzes and Posner:

at minimum you ought to have at least _ celebration each year that invloves everyone

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one celebration

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From Kouzes and Posner:

what are the different kind of celebration you can have?

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  1. cyclical celebration 2. recognition celebrations 3. celebrations of triumph 4. rituals for comfort and letting go 5. personal transitions 6. workplace altruism 7. events
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From Kouzes and Posner:

research point out coworkers who support each other and achieve together can be?

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antidote to service burnout, working with others should be rejuenating, inspirational and fun

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From Kouzes and Posner:

if you have best friends at work you’re likely?

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engage customers, get more done in less time, have more fun on the job, have a safe workplace with fewer accidents, innovate and shared ideas, feel informed and know that your opinion counts and have the opportunity to focus on your strenghts each day

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From Kouzes and Posner:

all the personal best leadership experiences were?

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a combination of hard work and fun

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From Kouzes and Posner:

when key leaders openly demonstrate the joy and passion the have for their organization?

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their team members and their clients it sends a very loud meassage to others that it perfectly acceptable for people to make public display of playfulness it okey to show enthusiasm at work

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From Kouzes and Posner:

if you want others to believe in something and behave according to those beliefs?

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you have to set the example by being personally involved

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From Kouzes and Posner:

if you want to build and maintain a culture of excellence and distinction?

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you have to recognize, reward, reinforce and celebrate exceptional efforts and successes

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From Kouzes and Posner:

what is the foundation of leadership

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credibilty