In what ways can leaders ensure that their role modeling behavior is consistently aligned with the desired culture of excellence, and how can they adapt their approach if it is not having the desired impact on driving employee performance?
Leaders can ensure that their role modeling behavior is consistently aligned with the desired culture of excellence by clearly defining and communicating the values and behaviors that are expected within the organization. They can lead by example, demonstrate the desired behaviors themselves, and hold themselves accountable to the same standards as their employees. If their approach is not having the desired impact on driving employee performance, leaders can adapt by seeking feedback from employees to understand where the disconnect may be, adjusting their own behaviors and communication style, and providing additional support and resources to help employees meet expectations.
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