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- 1. 1 LEADING WITH INTEGRITY K H A T I J A H F E R N A N D E S Honouring the value of your work
- 2. 2 MY LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Buyer & Merchandise Planner T A R G E T Planning Manager & COO S C A N L A N T H E O D O R E Head of Design and Development K O O K A I Retail Business Consultant. K B F C o n s u l t i n g 2004 2010 2017 2019
- 3. 3 1. the quality ofbeinghonestand having strong moral principles 2. the state of beingwholeand undividedintegrity /ɪnˈtɛɡrɪti/ (noun)
- 4. 4 ”Integrity; we are open, honest, ethical and fair. People trust us to adhere to our word” “Integrity. We uphold the highest level of integrity in all of our actions” ”Integrity. Be Real” ”Do the right thing” ”Acting with courage, challenge the status quo, and finding new ways to grow our company and each other”
- 5. 5 integrity B R E N E B R O W N – B r a v i n g t h e W i l d e r n e s s “IS CHOOSING COURAGE OVER COMFORT. IT’S CHOOSING WHAT’S RIGHT OVER WHAT’S FUN, FAST OR EASY; AND IT PRACTICING YOUR VALUES NOT JUST PROFESSING THEM”
- 6. 6 How Does Integrity Show Up Y O U C A N W R I T E H E R E Honesty & Transparency – people can believe what you say H O N E S T Y Consistency & Reliability – you are able to build trust. C O N S I S T E N C Y Be Yourself, Be Real – people will believe your values. A U T H E N T I C I T Y Have the courage to “Speak Truth to Bullshit. Be Civil” C O U R A G E H C A C
- 7. 7 To the women who areaggressive;keep being assertive To the women who arebossy; keep on leading To the women who aredifficult;keep telling the truth To the women who aretoo much; keep taking up space To the women who areawkward;keep asking hard questions integrity Experience
- 8. 8 TOP 10 VALUES OF GOOD CULTURE HONESTY TRUST ACCOUNTABILITY OWNERSHIP LEADERSHIP TEAMWORK innovation
- 9. 9 CULTURE OVER CASH G L A S S D O O R S U R V E Y J U L Y 2 0 1 9 J O B S A T I S F A C T I O NC U L T U R E V ’ S S A L A R Y Company Mission & Cultureare more important than Salary 77% 56% Culture is moreimportantto job satisfaction than Salary
- 10. 10 THANKYOUK H A T I J A H F E R N A N D E S J A Y S H E T T Y – “ R u s s e l l B r a n d U n d e r t h e S k i n ” P o d c a s t
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- Introduce myself Start of career… fell into retail by accident The Clothes Machine Cheeky’s Bapa cancer Put my law dream on hold 1st Full time job at Target – Allocator First experience in a Buying Office Fast forward 20 years Worked in big and small businesses Worked in vertical and big box retailers Worked my way up from Allocating to senior leadership Been exposed to a multitude of leadership styles Formed my own leadership style Passionate about leadership –honour, and huge obligation. When you care for your team Difficult to find good examples of this As leaders we can shape an employees experience of work ”Leading with Integrity” is the strongest foundation to do this
- Leading with Integrity…. buzz words like “diversity”, “mindfulness”, or ‘transparency” Term that not everyone really considers the meaning of The dictionary definition of INTEGRITY is: “the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles” A lot of company’s have Integrity as part of their values
- ADIDAS: ”Integrity; we are open, honest, ethical and fair. People trust us to be adhere to our word” AMERICAN EXPRESS: ”Integrity. We uphold the highest level of integrity in all of our actions” COCA-COLA: “Integrity. Be Real” NIKE: “Do the right thing” STARBUCKS: “Acting with courage, challenging the status quo, and finding new ways to grow our company and each other’ Great organisational “value’ to profess, All leaders need to live the values I have become particularly passionate about “leading with integrity” A lot so company values incongruent with behaviour of leaders Examples: Equal Opportunity employers v biases towards more male leaders If the leaders This is the challenge Everytime you witness an act that is incongruent with the documented values – how do you feel Lose Faith, integrity breaks down
- Brene Brown’s book “Braving the Wilderness” says “integrity is choosing courage over comfort. Its choosing what’s right over what’s fun, fast or easy; and its practicing your values not just professing them” EXAMPLE Reworking business reward payment system for meeting sales targets Issue with the model – rewarding only individual performance at the expense of team performance Reconsidering the reward system was really challenging – meeting the needs of the high performers, high contributors and business Going through the process not FUN, FAST or EASY Leading with Integrity mean standing out in the cold There will be many times in your career where, as a leader your integrity will be challenged. Times when you may be asked to action a business decision that doesn’t sit well with you, How you deal with these situations show your integrity – how you deliver the message with empathy
- So as a leader, how does integrity show up on your company culture HONESTY – able to have the hard conversations with your teams, but being able to do it with empathy. Being able to tell them when an issue needs to be addressed. Giving honest feedback, and setting boundaries. CONSISTENCY & RELIABILITY– The more you live in your integrity, the more likely you are to be consistent Consistency = reliability Simon Sinek = Sense of belonging AUTHENTICITY – Be Yourself, Be Real. No facade COURAGE – “Brene Brown – Speak Truth to Bullshit. Be Civil”. Have the courage and the confidence to honour the value of your work, by speaking out, Say ” NO” sometimes, when its best of the business or the best for your team. Have the confidence to present your facts. State your case, and stand your ground if you have to. Its not always easy, Not everyone has to agree, and you wont always agree with other people, but I think as leaders we need to be able to have the courage to allow people the space to disagee, or at least agree to disagree, so people do get the change to speak up for what the believe in
- Having the courage to lead with integrity can be difficult, especially if you are in a male dominated industry, or even if you are in a male dominated leadership group. A beautiful friend of mine sent me an Instagram post from the “Enlightened Consciousness” when I was going through a challenging time trying to live in my integrity: To the women who are aggressive; keep being assertive To the women who are bossy; keep on leading To the women who are difficult; keep on telling the truth To the women who are too much; keep on taking up space To the women who are awkward; keep on asking hard questions
- If you research the top values of good company culture, you will find a myriad of terms, in varying order of priority, however what you will usually find in common within the top 3 values is INTEGRITY But what you also find is that leading with integrity also dovetails into a lot of the other values that make the top 10, such as: Trust, Accountability, Passion, Leadership, Honesty
- If you lead with integrity you can make real connection with you teams, and the greater the quality of your interpersonal connections, the more likely people will go the extra mile for you, because they know you would do the same LinkedIn tarticles hat say “People don’t leave bad jobs, they leave bad bosses” As leaders we play a big part in driving the company culture, because company culture is not just about what the company does for you, but how each of the people within the company treat each other to acheive common goals This year GLASSDOOR conducted a survey of more than 5000 employees across US, UK, France & Germany Survey Results as shown: Culture v’s Salary When a job seeker is looking to change employers 77% of them consider the company’s mission & culture over salary, when considering whether they will apply for a job This is particularly important to millennials in the workforce Job Satisfaction When it comes to job satisfaction, 56% of adults aged 45+ say Culture matters more than Salary However for Millenials this actually increases to 65-66% (depending on what region of the survey – US 65% UK 66%) Staff Retention When it comes to staff retention 2 out of 3 employees consider company culture when deciding whether to stay at a company If we all just dig in and do the work, it will actually have not only a positive effect on the bottom line, because as we know the cost of hiring and training new staff can be up to 50% of their salary. But it will also have a positive effect on your team’s experience at work
- People need to see the example for them to aspire to it ”Leaders East Last” – when people witness an act of kindness oxytocin in released (body reward system) ”Speak Truth to Bullshit” it wont always be easy, and I can’t even tell you that it will always go well (sometimes is hasn’t for me) – but “people can’t be what they can’t see” Be the example – like most behavior, whether it be good or bad it can become contagious. You will impact people’s lives long past the short time you may get to work with them, and wouldn’t you rather be a legacy than just another passing manager