
The key to effective Leadership Assessment & Development in your organization (or company) is looking internally for those leaders already there, but who may not presently be in the right positions. All companies have capable people who can become good, effective leaders. You do not have to look outside of your own walls to find these people!
Leadership Assessment & Development is an on-going, continuous process in a High Performance Organization (HPO) for:
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Lean Leadership consists of 2 major processes: Managing Change and Managing Transitions.
Managing Change is the project part, that simply and straightforwardly deals with the “x by y” (do X by Y date) changes required to become a Lean Enterprise by implementing the Lean Tools in your Value Stream.
Managing Transitions is the people part, that not so simply and not so straightforwardly deals with the “z” issues…..what goes on with people required to effectively implement and sustain the Lean changes.
The Lean Leadership workshop uses a Leadership Value Stream that builds the participants capability to both Manage Change and Manage the Trasitions necessary to bring people through the change process.
Content includes: Transforming Organizational Change, Leader-Manager Assessment, Transition Management, and a Leadership Development Plan (created by each participant in order to improve his/her leadership skills).
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Lean Transformation is a change….a radical and far-reaching change….from a traditional functional-based organization to a lean enterprise. Lean Transformation must be led, it cannot be managed!
The Lean Transformation itself starts with the 5 Lean Principles:

Management work serves and supports the operations and functions that create value in a company. Management is a process that deals with a continuous flow of information, decision making, and communications in order to do what’s right….and do it the right way…on an on-going basis.
Management Systems Design addresses management itself as a system at these 5 levels:
Management Systems Design enables organizations to develop the management structures, roles and responsibilities, processes, and relationships necessary to achieve viable and effective management.
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Supervisory Assessment and Development is a process to provide accurate and comprehensive feedback to the supervisor so s/he can use it to improve her/his performance. It is based on 10 “standard of excellence” categories and is best used in a 360-degree assessment and feedback process.
Here the word Supervisor means anyone who directs the work of others. Job titles fitting this description would be: supervisor, foreman, group leader, manager, director, team leader, coach, etc.
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There are 10 statements detailing the content of each of these supervisory performance dimensions:
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The Transition Manager presents 8 different options for job descriptions of a manager who’s being identified to lead an organization transition from a current to a future state.
The role selected depends on your definition of what kind of transtion is appropriate for this change effort.
All roles work and are effective, but each is unique as well.
The 8 Roles are:

Visioning has to do with creating and communicating an organizational vision that others can see themselves being successful with and in. Visioning is a creative process. It is also an inclusive process, not to be done alone.
Visions are more than just dreams….they are dreams put in action. They are not about some imaginary place or point in time that can never be reached. They are not about the “ideal”. Visions are achievable future states that can be attained, albeit with “stretch” from the current state.
The Visioning Process is a spiral of Fact-Finding, Problem-Finding, Idea-Finding, Solution-Finding, and Acceptance-Finding repeated over and over again until desires are reached.
In pursuing the Vision, the Visionizer proceeds from examining “what is” to exploring “what might be”, to judging “what ought to be”, to assessing “what can presently be”, to deciding “what will I commit to do now”, to action that becomes the new “what is”.
Visioning is a very powerful (the most powerful?) change process in a high performance organization (HPO).
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