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Linda C Meyer Specialist Baltimore County Public Schools Office of Organizational Development October 2014 What is followership Followership A follower shares in an influence relationship among leaders and other followers with the intent to support leaders who reflect their mutual pu ID: 540997

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Slide1

Followership

Linda C. Meyer, Specialist

Baltimore County Public Schools

Office of Organizational

Development

October 2014Slide2

What is

followership

?Slide3

Followership

A follower shares in an influence relationship among leaders and other followers with the intent to support leaders who reflect their mutual purposes.

AdairSlide4

Leadership

An influence relationship among leaders and followers who intend real changes and outcomes that reflect their shared purposes. At its best, leadership is shared among leaders and followers with everyone engaged and accepting higher levels of responsibility.

DaftSlide5

Alienated Followers

Are critical and independent in thinking but fulfill their role without enthusiasm

Are often cynical and disgruntled

Distance themselves from the organization and ownership of its mission

May have experienced an obstacle or setback within the organization and given upSlide6

Passive Followers

Do not exhibit independent thinking or active participation

Limit their activity to what they are told to do

Are often the result of leaders who are over-controlling of others and who punish mistakesSlide7

Conformist Followers

Are sometimes called “yes” people

Actively participate but do not use critical thinking skills

Typically carry out all duties without question

Participate willingly but do not consider consequences

Are concerned only with avoiding conflictsSlide8

Pragmatic Followers

Have qualities of all follower styles – depending on what fits with the current situation

Use whatever style best benefits their own position and minimizes their own risks

Do not state their opinion on issues affecting the organization

Will not take a stand, so are difficult to trustSlide9

Characteristics of Effective Followers

Work toward competency, solutions, and a positive impact

Contribute with enthusiasm and support leaders

Do not avoid risk or conflict

Have the courage to initiate change to serve the best interests of the organization

Are able to identify strengths/weaknesses in themselves and the organizationSlide10

The “New” RelationshipSlide11

The “New” RelationshipSlide12

Independent, Critical Thinking

D

ependent, Uncritical Thinking

Passive

ActiveSlide13

Obligations of Effective Followers

Accept responsibility

Challenge authority

Participate in change

Serve the needs of the organization.

Leave the organization when necessarySlide14

Obligations of LeadersSlide15

People rise to your expectations, so increase your expectations of your members.Your organization is built upon a common purpose—use it to develop a sense of ownership.

The best leaders are humble—it is not about the leader; it is about the organization.

The most effective leaders create a culture of “effective followership

.”Slide16

Followership is a discipline of supporting leaders and helping them to lead well.

Reverend Paul

BeedleSlide17

Take care of your followers. They are the ones who will get the job done.

Colin PowellSlide18

Effective followership is an excellent building block to effective leadership.

University of Oregon

Holden Leadership CenterSlide19

Leadership is an interactive activity: leaders depend on followers and vice versa.

University of Oregon

Holden Leadership CenterSlide20

Followers are more important to leaders than leaders are to followers.

Barbara KellermanSlide21

In any organization, leaders can help develop effective followers, just as effective followers develop better leaders. The performance of followers, leaders, and the organization are variables that depend on one another.

DaftSlide22

What kind of follower are you?