Managing Through Crisis: How To Lead Through A Country’s Reopening

Is reopening the country in the near future crazy or necessary? No matter your stance, we can all agree good leadership will be essential when the time comes. Professor Ranjay Gulati shares insights about how leaders need to think through the country’s reopening and navigate through these still very uncertain times.
Navigation:
01:30 - What are the common traits of leading during a crisis?
03:40 - What can we learn about how the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster was managed and could it relate today?
05:50 - How should leaders think about balancing the welfare of their workers/customers and the welfare of their business?
07:20 - How do we know when a leader is not doing well?
10:05 - What are the kinds of things leaders need to be signaling to their teams on how returning to the workplace looks like?
12:24 - Should leaders be looking for a silver lining or growth opportunities?
14:22 - Do you think there is going to be a change in the way business leaders see their roles in government processes and policymaking?
17:30 - What's one piece of advice you would give a leader to help weather the storm?

[@xavieretvc]

Dear Ranjay, thanks for this amazing video, as always a great pleasure to have the opportunity to hear and listen from you.

[@wellingtonprates5774]

In Portuguese, the word for "crisis"(crise) has only one letter more than "make"(crie). I remember that in 2008 everybody use this to say: "when some people say "crisis"(criSe)people say 'that is a call for making(criar) new things'. I agree 100% with your advice: "play offense and defense at the same time" to make better solutions

[@glxtokyo]

Ranjay - As always, outstanding perspective and insight

[@robertbortins803]

Thank you for sharing.