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Index
COVER
TITLE PAGE
COPYRIGHT PAGE
FOREWORD
1. DISCRETIONARY EFFORT AND THE CASE OF THE MYSTERIOUS MR UNDERHILL
Roman taxis
Leveraging your human capital
Action beyond engagement
People power
Engagement, discretionary effort and coercion
A different perspective on performance
2. A MANIFESTO FOR DISCRETIONARY EFFORT
A solid foundation
Towards a model of discretionary effort
Testing the model
The drivers
Discretionary effort drives improved performance
Closing the gap – a manifesto for discretionary effort
3. FREE TO DECIDE
Choosing your boss
Freedom from the micro managers
Creating a culture for autonomy and empowerment
Freedom within frameworks
Hiring, values and behaviours
The value of values
The power of empowerment
Free to decide – Action Points
4. GETTING TO KNOW YOU
Treat people differently
How do I get to know my people?
Different strokes, for different folks
Room to be yourself
Targeted rewards
Walk the floors
Different types of conversation
Listening
Communication challenge
How much does your boss care?
Getting to know you – Action Points
5. PUTTING OTHERS FIRST
Creating a culture of service
Selecting employees with the right characteristics
New hires
Career reassurance
Personal leadership behaviours
Putting others first – Action Points
6. FAIR’S FAIR
Perceptions of organizational fairness as a whole
Procedural justice
Tackling inequity
Managing expectations
Performance plan
The internal promotion process
Reward and recognition
Playing fair
Fair’s Fair – Action Points
7. TEAM TALK
Teams and discretionary effort
Team means different things to different people
Alignment
On your team
Knowledge share
Formal team building events
Team responsibilities
Shared tasks
Enter the matrix
At a distance
The difference teams make
Team Talk – Action Points
8. THE IMPORTANCE OF TRUST
Trust and discretionary effort
Why should I trust you?
ILM’s six dimensions of trust
Trust is a state of mind
The importance of trust – Action Points
9. NEXT STEPS
The business case for discretionary effort
Discretionary effort in your organization
The survey
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
READING LIST
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
INDEX
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