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Peak Performance, 7, 242 Revans, Reginald, 252
Pearson, Andrall, 97, 208 Risk taking, 181–182
Peer pressure, 196 Role models, 222–223
People development, 226 Rosenberg, 92, 174
PepsiCo, 97, 206 Rucci, 32
Performance benefits, 16–17 Rule of Three, 196
Perry, Stott and Smallwood, 243
Personal attributes, 91, 92 Sandholtz, Kurt, 111, 112
Personal capability, 13, 57–61, Sears, 32
99, 178, 199 Self-development, 199
Personal Knowledge, 10 importance of, 26
Polanyi, Michael, 10 Seligman, Martin, 133
Political organization, 127 Senior leaders, development of, 242
Posner, Barry, 54, 215 Senior management, leadership
Practice of Management, development and, 204–206,
The, 214 245–246
Prevention orientation, 163–166 Senn, Larry, 35
Product knowledge, 57 Shadows of leaders, 45
Profitability, leadership and, 31–32, Shaffer, Jim, 54
37–38 Siemens Organization, 252
Promotion orientation, 162–163 Skills, 57–58
Skills development, 218
Quality of workforce, improvement, Smallwood, Norm, 62
207–208 Social learning theory, 222–223
Quality, leadership and, 26 Southwest Airlines, 192, 241
Quantum Idea Project, 253 Spencer, Lyle, 85
Quinn, 32 Stewart, Thomas, 255
Strategic change, 75–76
Real-Time Strategy: Improvising Team- Strategic thinking, 225
Based Planning for a Fast Strategy, change in, 188–189
Changing World, 243 Strength building, 19–20
Responsibility, 182 Strengths, 137–147, 219–221,
Results, 100–101 246–247
defining of, 243–244 Stretch capacity, 181
driven leadership, 61 Subordinates, 10
focus, 199–200 Success, 96–97
Results-Based Leadership, 13, 62, celebration of, 259
216, 243 Sullivan, John, 32