Leadership Development in the 2020 Workplace: How to Adapt to Globalization, Demographics, and Social Technologies
1. Leadership Development in the 2020
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2. Leadership Development in the 2020
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Speaker: Jeanne C. Meister
Founding Partner
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5. Leadership Development in the 2020
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Mike Prokopeak
Vice President, Editorial Director
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6. Leadership Development in the 2020
Workplace
Jeanne C. Meister
Founding Partner
Future Workplace
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7. Leadership
Development In The
2020 Workplace
Jeanne Meister
Partner, Future Workplace
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8. Leadership Development In The 2020 Workplace
Available Now on Amazon
Research Conducted:
2,200 Panel of Working Adults
Segmented By Generation
Survey of 300 Leaders of HR/Talent
Management
50 plus Personal Interviews
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9. AGENDA
1. Three Trends In The 2020 Workplace
2. Impact On Leadership Development &
3. What Are Forward Thinking
Companies Doing?
4. What Can You Do Now?
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10. Revolutions are
happening faster and
faster.
2010
2020
1990
Information
1980 Internet
Revolution
Revolution Participative
1880 Computer Revolution
Revolution
Industrial “The information revolution will empower
Revolution individuals and democratize everything…” –
- Steve Jobs, Apple
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11. Three Trends:
Globalization BY 2020: global access to markets
and talent will reshape business
Demographics BY 2020: five generations will be
working side-by-side in organizations
BY 2020: social media will connect
Social Technologies employees, customers, and partners
for immediate communication
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12. Globalization Changes the World Globalization
Top 15 Changes for Headquarter Offices
2005 to
Country 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2009 change
United States 219 197 184 169 181 17%
GLOBALIZATION Japan 43 60 49 39 49
Financial Times Top Fifteen UK 33 36 41 35 32
Country Headquarter in the
Global 500 Locations over China 8 11 16 35 43 438%
the last 3 years.
Canada 22 22 23 24 27
France 28 30 32 31 23 18%
Germany 19 19 20 22 20
Australia 8 8 11 11 14 75%
Spain 9 8 12 14 13
India 5 4 8 13 10 100%
Switzerland 12 11 12 12 10
Brazil 5 8 7 11 9 80%
Netherlands 9 8 10 8 8
Italy 12 11 8 7 7 42%
Russia 4 8 8 13 6
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13. IBM: Building Global Citizenship Globalization
Skills With Corporate Service Corps
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14. In 2009 500 CSC Participants Went to 12 Globalization
Countries IBM Designated as High Growth
Brazil China Egypt Ghana India Malaysia
Nigeria Philippines Romania Turkey Vietnam South Africa
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15. Will there really be
five generations in
the workplace?
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16. QUICK POLL: What Generation Are You? Demographics
Traditionalists Born: prior to 1946
Baby Boomers Born: 1946-1964
Generation X Born: 1965-1976
Millennials Born: 1977-1997
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18. • The median age in the US is 36.7 while in Demographics
emerging markets…
Median age: total: 26.3 years
male: 25.3 years
female: 27.3 years (2009 est.)
Today
Generation 2020 0
Millennials 36% 58% vs 70%
USA Emerging
Generation X 22%
Baby Boomers 38% -7%
Traditionalists 4% -4%
0% 20% 40% 60%
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20. In Just Two Years … Demographics
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21. Demographics
Email Is So Yesterday
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22. Diverse Communication Needs Demographics
Traditionalists Baby Boomers Generation X Millennials
Hub & Spoke Hyper Connected,
Communication Guarded through
Style
Formal through specific transparent, Eye-
hierarchical channels
channels catching; fun
Chunk it down but Wired, Seamlessly
Detailed; prose-style
give me everything, Online, some f-2-f, connected, In
Delivery writing, prefer print,
print, f-2-f and some games, Constant Search &
f-2-f
online Find Mode
Relevance to my Relevance to the
Relevance to what Relevance to now,
Context security; historical bottom line and my
matters to me today and my role
perspective rewards
Accept Traditionalists Independent, self- Collaborative, Rarely
Problem-Solving Hierarchical
“hierarchy” Reliant Individually
Immediate, On-
Peer/Manager Annual or Biennial, Demand, Constant
Feedback
Annual & formal Monthly or Weekly
Less Formal need for mentoring &
coaching
Formal and Go Seek Input &
Self-Made, Inform The
Decision Making through proper Involve The Team Agreement From one’s
Team
channels “network”
Frequency Of
Communication
In digestible amounts As needed Whenever Constant
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23. QUICK POLL: Is Your Organization Demographics
Piloting Social Learning In 2011?
(Note social Learning is defined as learning that leverages a host
of social media tools inside the enterprise such as an internal
social network, blogs, wiki’s, online video sharing, threaded
discussions)
Yes
No
Yes In 2012
Want To But Trying To Get Buy-In
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24. Social
Technologies
2008 2011
Web 2.0 playing Predicted over next
a major role in three years, they would
learning likely use Web 2.0 in
function learning function
Web 2.0 Relationship Model
“Groundswell”
9% 87%
Creating Connecting Collaborating Reacting Organization Acceleration
Blogs Soc Nets Wiki Forums Tagging Crowdsource
User Gen Virtual Open Source Ratings MashUps RSS
Podcasting Online Comp Basecamp Reviews UniqueSearch Widget
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25. Benefits & Barriers Of Social Learning Social
Technologies
(Based Upon Social Learning Boot Camp
Attendees & Consulting Clients)
• 5 Top Benefits • 5 Top Barriers
(Increased) – Confidential Leaks
– Collaboration – Confusion on Usage
– Peer-to-peer learning – Lack Of Client
– Knowledge sharing Understanding
– Productivity – Decreased Productivity
– Meet Development – Pass Along Wrong Data
Needs
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27. QUICK POLL: What Do You See As Top Social
Technologies
Three Workforce Related Issues Facing
Your Company
Inability to rapidly develop skills to address current/future business needs
Lack of leadership capabilities
Employee skills not aligned with current organizational priorities
Inability to collaborate/share knowledge across the organization
Inability to attract qualified candidates
Inability to build an engaged/motivated workforce
Unable to deploy/realign resources against new opportunities
Inability to retain key employees
Labor costs higher than competitors
Difficulty in modifying staffing levels due to local labor regulations
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28. Growing Importance Of Leadership Social
Technologies
Development
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29. Think About This As You Explore Social
Technologies
Leadership 2020
5 Generations In The Workplace
% Employees Work Outside Of USA
% of Employees Have A Remote Manager
% of Employees Are with Current Employer Under 5
Years
% Of Employees Report To A Leader From A Different
Generation
#1 Reason Employees Leave Their Job Is A Poor
Relationship with Their Immediate Manager
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30. Leadership 2020 Model:
Being This Kind of Leader… Requires These Management Behaviors
Collaborative • Inclusive decision making
Mind-set • Genuine solicitation of feedback
Developer of • Mentors and coaches team
People • Provides straight feedback
Digitally • Uses technology to connect to
Confident customers and employees
Global • Has a diverse mind--set
Citizen • Prioritizes social responsibility
Anticipates and • Builds accountability across levels
Builds for the Future • Champions innovation
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31. Collaborative Mindset
“Being a successful
collaborative leader is
about delivering results
across boundaries.”
David Archer & Alex Cameron
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32. uCern - Realize the Potential of the Network…
uCern is…
- Cerner’s collaboration network for
uCern Member Organizations
associates, clients, and partners where
healthcare and IT intersect
uCern has…
- Discussions, blogs, videos, wiki
documentation, and social networking
uCern’s vision… Current Stats:
- Leverage mass collaboration to reduce •Over 4,250 communities covering every topic our clients and
associates care about
time between DISCOVERY and •Over 26,000 members including over 18,000 clients
ADOPTION •3601 Videos , 99,096 Discussions 45,448 Documents, 112,816
Wiki pages
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33. Developer Of People
“People
development is
directed at
employee, team &
community”
Brian Schipper, SVP HR, Cisco
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34. Developer Of People: Cisco: CCMP
Self, Team, Community Focus
Training, Activities, Assessments, Points based
Leverage Quad technology platform
Integrated solution to support other corporate initiatives;
Rewards, Talent Connection, Collaboration
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35. Digitally Confident
• Leverages technology to accelerate speed of
decision making and business impact
1) Digitally proficient with technology: computer,
blackberry w/ Bluetooth, web casts, Twitter, Yammer,
FourSquare etc.
2) Leveraging the speed of technology to generate growth
(ie: shorter period of time for great ideas to spread like
a virus)
3) Utilizes and leverage social networks (Facebook
LinkedIn, Twitter, Yammer, )
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36. Digitally Confident
Web 2.0 usage
Study of 743 Companies who
say they will leverage the web for
learning & development
9% use the web today
87% will use by 2011
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37. Global Citizenship
• Global citizenship: Understand
how to conduct business in a
foreign country, develop an
increased cultural intelligence and
a deeper appreciation of
relationships between business &
society, as defined in The 2020
Workplace: How Innovative
Companies Attract, Develop &
Keep Tomorrow’s Employees
Today
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38. Build A Global Mindset: www.globesmart.com
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40. QUICK POLL: How Likely Do You Think It Is That
Leaders Will Be Rated On A Tool Like YELP?
Yes, Likely Now
Yes, In Five Years
Never
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41. Every
Person Will
Have a
Reputation
Score …
starting
with
leaders
3/3/2011
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42. Who Would You Rather Work For?
Now You Can Rate Your Peers
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43. What Can You Do NOW?
Understand Trends
Clarify Implications To Your Markets
Identify Next Practice Benchmarks
Build & Recruit For Leadership Competencies 2020
Introduce social tools in pilots and low-risk situations
Get to know some Millennials! Consider reverse
mentoring with one.
Review your HR programs for Millennial friendliness.
Open up to allow peer-to-peer feedback
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44. Social Learning Boot Camp
Details at www.sociallearningbootcamp.com
The Social Learning Boot Camp, March 7-9, 2011
- An Executive Education Programme Taken Directly From Chapter 6: Of The 2020
Workplace book
- Partner Is IESE Business School,165 West 57th Street, New York, NY
- Experience and use the iPad during the workshop
- Learn from peers and subject matter experts what works in
re-inventing Learning & Development
- Build a business plan for a Social Learning Pilot
- Be Part Of An On-going Community Of Organizations Re-
Inventing Learning & Development
- Email Us: info@futureworkplace.com
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45. Let’s Continue the Dialogue…
Jeanne Meister
jeanne@futureworkplace.com
@jcmeister
www.futureworkplace.com
www.2020workplace.com/blog
http://www.facebook.com/the2020workplace
http://www.sociallearningbootcamp.com
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46. Question & Answer
Jeanne C. Meister
Founding Partner
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Notes de l'éditeur
Not the only forces
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KEY TO SUCCESS OF SOCIAL NETWORK INSIDE THE COMPANYActively seed, feed and weed. We are often taught that social networks are emergent and self-organizing — they take care of themselves. Baloney. Truly vibrant and growing social networks are carefully tended by the individual at the center of his or her network. These social networks require catalysts to expand — interesting people, ideas and conversation topics that can motivate people to connect with you and become more and more engaged. The people who contribute the most need to be recognized and rewarded. And the people in the social network who are generating negative energy and too focused on their own self-promotion need to be gently escorted to the exit.Other goals:Grow the Cerner networkConnect people around the globe and enable them to work together effectively