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Leadership Styles: Multiplier or Diminisher? Presented by Mary Trapane Sr. HR Manager – Talent Competency & Leadership Development Frederick County Public Schools

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Leadership Styles:Multiplier or Diminisher?

Presented by Mary Trapane

Sr. HR Manager – Talent Competency & Leadership Development

Frederick County Public Schools

Traditional Expectations of Management

O Set vision

O Direct/Organize

O Control

O Manage resources

O Go-to person for answers

O Set the standards

O Measure performance

Are you a genius?

Worst Manager EVER!

Traits of a Diminisher

O Empire Builder

O Resource grabber

O Underutilizes resources

O Career Killer – (Quit and Stay)

O Tyrant

O Tense leader

O Path of least resistance

O My way or the highway

Traits of a Diminisher

O Know it all

O Here’s what you

need to know

O Decision Maker

O “Tell and Sell”

O Micromanager

Are you an Accidental Diminisher?

O Idea Guy

O Always “On”

O Rescuer

O Pacesetter

O Rapid Responder

O Optimist

Becoming a Multiplier

Be a Talent Magnet

O Genius Maker

O Look for talent everywhere

O Utilize people at their fullest

O Remove blockers

Becoming a Multiplier

O Be a Liberator

O Give others space to grow

O Demand best work

O Admit/Share/Learn from mistakes

Becoming a Multiplier

O Be a Challenger

O Provoke thought and help others

see/find the opportunity

O Lay down a challenge

O Generate belief

Becoming a Multiplier

O Be a Debate Maker

O Frame the issues in a way that allows

everyone to contribute

O Spark the Debate

O Making a sound decision

Becoming a Multiplier

O Be an Investor

O Define ownership

O Invest resources

O Hold people accountable

Take the first step…

O Find your extremes

O Improve on your strength/Neutralize your biggest Diminisher trait

O Multipliersbook.com multi-rater assessment tool to find your extemes

O 30 Day Multiplier Challenge

O Pick ONE practice and make a conscious effort to work on that for 30 days

O Pair up with another who will coach/support/ provide honest feedback

Wiseman, L. (2010). Multipliers: How the Best

Leaders Make Everyone Smarter. New York,

NY: HarperCollins.