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Index
Cover Epigraph Title page Copyright About the authors Acknowledgements Introduction: The leadership dilemma—too much to do in too little time
Leadership hacks: a faster approach for a faster world So what is a leadership hack? Critical keys to hacking your leadership
PART I PERSONAL HACKS
Chapter 1 Distractions and productivity
Internal distractions External distractions Productivity hacks Improving your productivity
Chapter 2 Technology and email
Technology The four types of technology tool Email
PART II ONE-ON-ONE HACKS
Chapter 3 Communication
The problem with ineffective communication The Tell-Show-Ask strategy Hacking your communication sequence
Chapter 4 Delegation
Why leaders don’t delegate The delegation model The four delegation levels More delegation hacks
Chapter 5 Coaching
How coaching differs from delegation Why does coaching work? Reasons for coaching staff Critical coaching components The coaching hack model: keep it REAL When should you coach?
PART III TEAM HACKS
Chapter 6 Team meetings
Why most meetings are a waste of time Meeting requirements: purpose and agenda Types of meeting Virtual team meetings
Chapter 7 Team mobilisation
Why leaders fail to mobilise their staff Creating your mobilisation code The five steps of the mobilisation hack model
Final words Join the Leadership Hacks community References Index Wiley End User License Agreement
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