4. Revised Jindal Leadership model
▪ Meritocracy ▪ Process excellence
– Create stretch opportunities for – Adhere to the Jindal way (system
people and empower them to and processes) of operations
pursue those – Drive continuous improvement of
– Differentiate and reward good process and quality
performers – Display strong analytical and
– Development of people Business problem solving skills
People excellence
▪ Collaboration and Care excellence – Strategic thinking and
– Respect every individual innovation
– Communicate openly – Display strong strategic thinking
Vision
– Foster collaboration – Foster entrepreneurism and
break-through business ideas
▪ Integrity Integrity,
– Demonstrate customer
– Act with integrity ownership Sustainable orientation and promote
and sense of development improvements
▪ Ownership belonging ▪ Social responsibility
– Feel and act as owners of JSPL – Uplift the quality of living of
▪ Sense of belonging local communities
– Take pride in being a Jindalite ▪ Environmental
– Act in the interests of JSPL and Sustainable development responsibility
society at large – Protect and nurture
5. Why is he called “Level 5”?
Level 5 HUMILITY+WILL=
Level 5
Leader
NAVEEN JINDAL
Level 4 Effective Leader
Level 3 Competent Manager
Level 2 Contributing Team Member
Level 1 Highly Capable Individual
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6. The Two Sides of Level 5
Professional Will
Creates superb results, a Sets the standard of
clear catalyst in the building an enduring great
transition from good to company; will settle for
great nothing less.
Demonstrates an Looks in the mirror, not
unwavering resolve to do out the window, to
whatever must be done to apportion responsibility for
produce the best long-term poor results.
results, no matter how
difficult.
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7. The Second Side
Personal Humility
Demonstrates a Channels ambition into
compelling modesty, the company, not the self;
shunning public adulation; sets up successors for even
never boastful. greater success in the next
Acts with quiet, calm generation.
determination; relies Looks out of window, not
principally on inspired in the mirror, to apportion
standards, not inspiring credit for the success of the
charisma, to motivate company.
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8. Qualities of leader
1. Identify themselves as change agents.
2. Are courageous
3. Believe in people
4. Are value driven
5. Are life-long learners
6. Have the ability to deal with complexity, ambiguity and
uncertainty.
7. Are visionaries
Source: (Noel M.Tichy and Mary Anne Devanna 1986)
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