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The Elements of Influence: A Generational Assessment of Leadership and Power

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An Introduction to Our Speaker

Dr. Sam Shriver

Senior VP of Commercial Operations

and Product Development

Began career in 1983 working directly

for Dr. Paul Hersey at CLS

Launched Performance Impact (a

custom training company) with his

wife, Maureen, in 1986

Received his Ed.D. from North

Carolina State University in 1996

Returned to CLS in 2011 to serve as

the Senior Vice President of

Commercial Operations and Product

Development

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For more than 45 years, The Center for Leadership Studies

(CLS), founded by Dr. Paul Hersey, has been the global home of

the original Situational Leadership® Model.

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Today’s Agenda

History of Power

Research and Findings

Generational Implications

Questions

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History of Power

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History of Power

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History of Power

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History of Power

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History of Power

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Power and Leadership Styles

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Research Demographics

Study 1 – Bases of Power from the Leader Perspective

▪ 197 respondents, 2015

– 66% over 1k employees

– 39% IT/operations departments, 11% customer service departments

– 63% in leadership role

Study 2 – Bases of Power from the Follower Perspective

▪ 479 respondents, 2016

– Balanced design of 152 Boomers, 167 Generation X, 160 Millennials

– 74% over 1k employees

– 24% IT/operations, 18% customer service departments

– 56% in associate/specialist role, 17% in leadership

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Influence via The Seven Bases of Power

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POLL

Which of these power bases did managers think was the most important source of influence

potential?

Coercive

Reward

Legitimate

Expert

Referent

How do Leaders THINK They Influence Others?

N = 197

How do Leaders THINK They Influence Others?

N = 197Copyright © 2016, Leadership Studies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Research Demographics

Study 1 – Bases of Power from the Leader Perspective

▪ 197 respondents, 2015

– 66% over 1k employees

– 39% IT/operations departments, 11% customer service departments

– 63% in leadership role

Study 2 – Bases of Power from the Follower Perspective

▪ 479 respondents, 2016

– Balanced design of 152 Boomers, 167 Generation X, 160 Millennials

– 74% over 1k employees

– 24% IT/operations, 18% customer service departments

– 56% in associate/specialist role, 17% in leadership

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POLL

Which of these power bases did employees think was the most important source of influence potential?

Coercive

Reward

Legitimate

Expert

Referent

How do Others THINK Leaders Influence Them?

N = 479

How do Others THINK Leaders Influence Them?

N = 479

Bases of Power from the Follower Perspective

N = 479

“Extremely Likely” ratings, by Employee Generations Copyright © 2016, Leadership Studies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Bases of Power from the Follower Perspective

N = 479

“Extremely Likely” ratings, by Employee Generations Copyright © 2016, Leadership Studies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Bases of Power from the Follower Perspective

N = 479

“Extremely Likely” ratings, by Employee Generations Copyright © 2016, Leadership Studies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Bases of Power from the Follower Perspective

N = 479

“Extremely Likely” ratings, by Employee Generations Copyright © 2016, Leadership Studies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Updating the Model of Power and Leadership Styles

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So How Do I Do This?

EXPERT POWER Pinpoint your passion

Plan your progression

Experience trumps

understanding

LEGITIMATE POWER

REFERENT POWER

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So How Do I Do This?

EXPERT POWER

LEGITIMATE POWERRecognize your responsibility

Orchestrating accountability is

key

If you don’t use it…you lose it

REFERENT POWER

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So How Do I Do This?

EXPERT POWER

LEGITIMATE POWER

REFERENT POWER Takes a long time to

earn…and no time to burn

Become the best listener

ever

“Power with” outplays

“Power over”

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Appendix

How do Leaders THINK They Influence Others?

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How do Leaders THINK They Influence Others?

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How do Others THINK Leaders Influence Them?

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How do Others THINK Leaders Influence Them?

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