Leadership during Crisis and Turbulence

In this podcast, Cornelius Fichtner interviews Shyam Ramanathan about leadership during crisis and turbulence. They discuss the challenges we are facing during the global pandemic with many of us following stay-at-home orders, and we see civil and political unrest erupting. There are some political leaders who are stepping up to the challenge, and others not so much.

But what about us project leaders? They discuss what project managers can do to help their project teams, colleagues, organizations and even their social circles face these challenges?

Shayam shares that "In times of crisis like this, we look to leaders for inspiration, hope, and direction. The last word is the key as the first thing to suffer in a crisis is direction. Leaders have a guiding vision for the future and turn to hope when others can only see mud. Let’s hope in this time of enormous crisis it also unearths true leaders who can navigate the turbulent times and move us into a greater future however distant that may seem at this time."

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