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Module 6

Module 6catherine@euei.dk2022-04-28T02:20:53+00:00

Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Business Crisis
Module 2: Detecting crises at an early stage
Module 3: Predicting Financial Distress & Indicators of Crisis
Module 4: Risk Management and Root Cause Analysis
Module 5: Strategic Options in the Phases of Crisis
Module 6: Critical Area of Leadership in Crisis
Module 7: Learning from Crisis
Module 8: Crisis Resilience
Module 9: SmartUp Business Health Check

Test your knowledge quiz

1. Myths about Business Leadership? (tick all that apply)*
- Leaders are born, not made
- True leaders are charismatic extroverts
- Leadership depends on your position/title
- Leaders are always “on”
- Leaders are not liked
2. Leadership is the same as management, true or false?*
- True
- False
3. Which of the following is not a C in the 7Cs Simple Summary of Leadership?*
- Commitment
- Credibility
- Confusion
- Closer
- Competence
- Communication
- Courage
4. After analyzing and mapping the most important Stakeholders, your communication strategy should? (tick all that apply)*
- Actively engage with champions
- Try to shift blockers to avoiders
- Try to avoid silent boosters
- Try to shift silent boosters to champions
5 During a crisis, which of the following is the first and foremost basic rule for communication to stakeholders:*
- Communicate as and when only necessary
- Communicate only the essential minimum information
- Communicate openly, transparently and regularly
- Apply the mushroom principle to all communication

Resources

Module 06 – Learning Objectives

A More on Leadership versus management

B More on Different management Styles

C Personality Profiling

D Motivation Theory

Additional resources

The Key Differences Between Leading and Managing

How to lead in a crisis

Recommended Reading

How to make good decisions in times of crisis (fastcompany.com)

12 business leaders share how they lead their teams through a crisis (msn.com)

Mastering the lessons of crisis management and rapid recovery (themandarin.com.au)

Decision making during the coronavirus crisis | McKinsey

The Art of Making Tough Decisions in a Crisis | Psychology Today

Smart-Up

This project aims to facilitate early stage entrepreneurs and established SME owner-managers with the knowledge and skills needed to identify and interpret early warning signals of business crisis, and to take timely, corrective actions, thereby facilitating growth, or survival, in unpredictable or adverse situations.

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