LEADERSHIP [S-001]

Intro

Avisos

Course Syllabus

This course is both theoretical and practical. It presents different theoretical approaches to leadership and leadership styles. It also offers strategies for students to develop leadership through peer and self-evaluation exercises that promote these abilities.

We will think critically about effective leadership, the traits and ethics that should accompany it, the motivation that guides leaders, and how they influence and motivate others to utilize power and promote change.

TEAMS PRESENTATION SCHEDULE

Here, you can find the presentation schedule for the whole semester. Check your designated topic to coordinate with your team in advance.

You will find the material posted on the corresponding week.

Unit 1: Leadership as Concept and Theories 17/03 - 22/03

Class Presentations

ENTRY ASSESSMENT (SELF-EVALUATION, NOT GRADED)

This test will open today, MONDAY 17th, at 7.00pm and remain open until WEDNESDAY 19th 10.00 pm. This test does not have a grade, but it gives us an idea of what you know now and how to deepen your knowledge throughout the course. Respond as honestly as possible. If you are unsure of the answer, you can go to the next question and return. Once the questionnaire is closed, you cannot take it again.

The maximum score is 12

Texts and Readings

Hidden Figures 1

Hidden Figures 2

Unit 2: Teams and Teamwork as an Essential Element of Leadership 24/03-31/03

Text. Chapter 8

Reading Control 1

You must do the RC1 Individually. Click on the link to start your RC

The RC1 will be available on Monday 24th from 7.40 am until 8.15am

1. Once you start your attempt, you'll have 35 minutes to submit your answers.

2. There are 8 questions; Check your time.

3. There is only ONE attempt

Good Luck

Class Presentations

Reading Control 1

Read the following articles for the RC1

TEAM OBJECTIVES

THE MIRACLE. - EXCERPT 1

MIRACLE BOARD INTERVIEW

MIRACLE EXCERPT 2

The Name on the Front is More Important than the Name on the Back

Team Activity- Adventure in the Andes

Unit 3: Leadership Traits and Ethics 31/03 - 5/04

CLASS PRESENTATIONS (DONE BY THE TEAMS)

TEXT FOR PRESENTATIONS Monday 31st

Use this information to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. I will grade you based on the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Presentations

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Big Five

3 Needs Profile

OCEAN -Model

Theranos

Ethical Leadership

Whistleblower

Unit 4: Leadership Behavior and Motivation. 7/04 - 12/04

CLASS PRESENTATIONS (DONE BY THE TEAMS)

Text for Presentations

Use this text to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. Use the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Managerial Grid - Leadership Survey

Presentations

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Mini cases - Examples

Unit 5: Power, Politics and Organizational Leadership 14/04-19/04

Reading Control #2

Read the following articles for your RC#2

Class Presentation

Text Chapter 5

Sexual Harassment 2

Coercive Power 1

Coercive Power 2

Expert-Information Power

Reference Power

READING CONTROL #2

Do the RC2 Individually. Click on the link to start your RC

The RC2 will be available from 7.40 AM until 8.15AM

1. Once you start your attempt, you'll have 35 minutes to submit your answers.

2. There are 9 questions; check your time.

3. There is only ONE attempt

Good Luck

UNIT 6 LEADER FOLLOWER RELATIONS AND TEAMS 21/04-26/04

CLASS PRESENTATIONS (DONE BY THE TEAMS)

Text Chapter 7 Presentations April 21

Use this text to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. Use the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Reading Control 3

Read the following texts for RC 3

Reading Control 3

Do the RC3 Individually. Click on the link to start your RC

The RC3 will be available from 7.35am until 8.10am.

1. Once you start your attempt, you'll have 40 minutes to submit your answers.

2. There are 6 questions; check your time.

3. There is only ONE attempt

Good Luck

Reading Control 3 v2

Do the RC3 Individually. Click on the link to start your RC

The RC3 will be available from 8.30 am until 9.10am.

1. Once you start your attempt, you'll have 40 minutes to submit your answers.

2. There are 6 questions; check your time.

3. There is only ONE attempt

Good Luck

Presentations

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Unit 7: Leadership of Culture, Ethics and Diversity 28/04-3/05

Class Presentations (done by Teams)

Text Chapter 10 Presentations

Use this text to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. Use the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Cameron and Quinn - Test Results

Cameron & Quinn Cultural Value Type - TEST

Spanish Version

Company Example

1 CASE: Jonathan Martin Case

Work Individually to solve the case. Use the materials presented in class and the complementary text

Text for the case

PRESENTATIONS

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How do Cultures come to exist - Denisson

Hoftstede´s Comparison Tool

Culture as a Competitive Advantege

Unit 8: Organizational Leadership: Charismatic, Transformational Leaders and Stewardship 05/05-10/05

Text for Presentations

Use this text to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. Use the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Class Presentations

Reading Control 4

Read the following articles for RC4

Reading Control 4

The RC4 must be done Individually. Click on the link to start your RC

The RC4 will be available from 7.40 am until 8.15am.

1. Once you start your Attempt, you'll have 35 minutes to submit your answers.

2. There are 10 questions. Check your time.

3. There is only ONE Attempt

Good Luck

Presentations

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Unit 9: STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP AND OUTWARD – INWARD ANALYSIS 12/05-17/05

Class Presentations

Business Cases

Each team must develop a

1. SWOT and a CANVAS Analysis for the assigned case

2. Analyze the business's vision, mission, and history, focusing on the “success factors” that got it to where it is now. Determine should be considered the “core competencies” of the business:

How they provided access to the market
How they give value to the customers
How they may be difficult for competitors to imitate.

3. State why these “core competencies” are critical for the business’s strategy.

4. Find the 2 Job Descriptions that belong to your case

5. For each of the two positions referred to in the Job Description, assign 4-5 Key Competencies and the levels necessary. Two should DERIVE FROM THE CORE COMPETENCIES YOUR TEAM DETERMINED FOR YOUR BUSINESS CASE. The rest should be specific to the position.

6. Prepare a presentation to introduce your core and key competencies to the class

You can use the documents: List of Key Competencies and The Top 10 Skills That Will Get You a Job When You Graduate to help you identify the key competencies. You can also think up and/or invent any key competencies you feel are required but are not on the lists.

Deliver a written document and a PowerPoint presentation (no more than 10 minutes)

Unit 10: STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT19/07-24/07

Reading Control 5

The RC5 must be done Individually. Click on the link to start your RC

The RC5 will be available from 7.35 am until 8.15 am.

1. Once you start your Attempt, you'll have 40 minutes to submit your answers.

2. There are 10 questions. Check your time.

3. There is only ONE Attempt

Good Luck

Text for Presentations May 19th

Use this text to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. Use the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Reading Control 5

Read the following articles for your Rc 5

Change Management Presentations

Please load your presentations here

Class Presentations

Unit 11. THE IMPORTANCE OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN LEADERSHIP 26/05-31/06

ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATIONS

how-emotionally-intelligent-are-you

Goleman's Video

Teams presentations

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UNIT XII. A & B: DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP SKILLS – SELF MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION 02/06-07/06

TEXT FOR PRESENTATIONS

Use this text to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. Use the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Supp. Communication Exercice 2

Supp. Communication Exercice 1

Presentations

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UNIT XII. C & D: DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP SKILLS – CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND EMPOWERING 09/6-14/06

Text for presentations

Use this text to prepare the assigned topic shown in the Presentation's schedule.

You can use the activities in the text or any other that you prefer to introduce the topic or at the end. Use the guidelines stated on the first day.

Presentations should not exceed more than 20 min.

Reading Control # 6

Read the following Article for RC# 6

UNIT XII. E & F: DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP SKILLS – DELEGATING AND MANAGING STRESS 16/06-21/06

ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATIONS

REVIEW OF ALL OF THE CONCEPTS PRESENTED 23/06-28/06

FINAL TEAM PROJECT

This is the document for your final assignment. Work in teams following the given instructions.

There is also a ppt template you can use to structure your presentation. It doesn't mean that you have to have six slides. You can have more, depending on your work.

Calculate 20 minutes for your presentation.