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DYNAMIC LEADER,
ADAPTIVE
ORGANIZATION
TEN ESSENTIAL TRAITS
FOR MANAGERS
▲

L ARRAINE SEGIL

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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DYNAMIC LEADER,
ADAPTIVE
ORGANIZATION
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DYNAMIC LEADER,
ADAPTIVE
ORGANIZATION
TEN ESSENTIAL TRAITS
FOR MANAGERS
▲

L ARRAINE SEGIL

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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Copyright © 2002 by Larraine Segil. All rights reserved.

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 CONTENTS

Introduction ix
CHAPTER 1

The Elephant in the Room: What No One Wants to Talk About 1

CHAPTER 2

Fearlessness: The Courage to Act 21

CHAPTER 3

Completion: The Ability to Complete 45

CHAPTER 4

Commitment: Being Emotionally Vested 69

CHAPTER 5

Inspiration: The Ability to Motivate 101

CHAPTER 6

Assuredness: Knowing What You Want 117

CHAPTER 7
Penetration: Being “of the People” and Building Personal Equity 137
CHAPTER 8
Intelligence: The Ability to Achieve Your Potential 161

vii
viii Contents

CHAPTER 9

Energy: Opportunistic Optimism 179

CHAPTER 10

Integrity: Building Trust and Credibility 195

CHAPTER 11

Perception: Being in the Customer’s Head 215

CHAPTER 12

Summary 243

Appendix A The Ten Essential Traits Assessment Tools 247

Appendix B The Ten Essential Traits for Managers’ Matrix 251
Top-Line Results
Appendix C Seminars 269
Appendix D Interview Questions 271
Appendix E The Ten Essential Traits Indicator 281
Notes 283
Acknowledgments 289
Index 291
 INTRODUCTION

The world changed on September 11, 2001. Leaders and aspiring lead-
ers reevaluated the meaning of their own lives and the purposes of
their organizations. Although outwardly not much may have changed
for many people, inwardly every person has been touched in some
way. For many, this has brought about a crisis of meaning—how, what,
when—why am I living this way? Out of the panic and fear, some new
leaders arose; and some anointed leaders failed to live up to expecta-
tions. But consistently, in every organization, group, or community,
heroes from all walks of life showed strength of character, versatility,
flexibility, determination, and focus of purpose.
It is a time for reflection and reevaluation. Multiple generations
have been touched by this challenge: baby boomers, Generations X
and Y, and those who have been through this before, the generation
of the first part of the twentieth century.
If you are one who wants to identify the issues that need to be
changed, not only in your own organization but in the lives of those
around you, and if you are willing to make change happen, the mes-
sage in this book provides the tools to bring about transformation.

ix
x Introduction

The real challenge will be your own willingness to change along with
your organization. If your answers to the following questions are yes,
this book is essential to your success:

• Are you focused only on results, or also on the way to get them?
That is, does your organization have a heart?
• Could your organizational environment do more to support
people—with out-of-the-box thinking, community outreach,
flexible work rules?
• Do your employees need to be more open to change? Does your
organization support and adapt to change?
• Would it benefit your organization to be the preferred place to
work in your industry? Are you creating employee loyalty?
• Can you better align managers with organizational goals? And
are those goals valued?
• Could your organization be more competitive?
Today’s manager needs to exhibit a special kind of leadership; he
or she cannot avoid or deny the issues that are the most difficult. This
special kind of leadership must exist not just in the person at the top
of the organization, but at all levels of management.
In this book I use a metaphor to describe the issues that are often
the most difficult and therefore sometimes either ignored or denied:
The elephants in the room are those things that no one wants to talk
about but that represent the issues needing to be addressed. The way
issues are identified and the change process used to move them out
and bring value instead comprises a delivery system that I call the
Larraine Segil Matrix of characteristics—The Ten Essential Traits. By
applying the matrix to yourself, to those around you, and to your orga-
nization, you will become a premier elephant spotter and change
agent. Your organization will have the potential to be the place to
which good people gravitate and where they want to stay.
The concept for this book has evolved over the past eight years.
When I began researching and writing my first nonfiction book (Intel-
ligent Business Alliances, Times Business, Random House, 1996), it
became clear that the personalities of managers and corporate cul-
tures are essential in creating and managing effective alliances. The
completion of my second nonfiction book (FastAlliances: Power Your
 Introduction xi
E-Business, Wiley, 2001) convinced me that many organizations tend
to ignore the real issues that prevent them from profitable change
while grasping onto the next new thing (e.g., the Internet or some
other initiative).
Over the past ten years, my work in helping clients to develop
strong alliances has identified the trickle-down effect of these chal-
lenging relationships, from CEOs and senior management to middle
and evolving managers to supplier and purchasing groups to all func-
tions of the organization (including sales and marketing, engineering,
research) to a variety of service organizations and functions. Alliance
failure rates are high. One of the contributing factors is lack of execu-
tive sponsorship or buy-in. This has led me to the following conclusion:

Nothing will ruin a good alliance faster than lack of leadership, no

matter at what level it manifests in the organization.

I began to examine what kind of special leadership could be applied

to both simple and complex tasks and relationships. Recently, I par-
ticipated in the prestigious annual PC Forum created and hosted by
Esther Dyson (seer of what’s hot and what’s not in the technology
world). Approximately 700 of the world’s leaders in technology fields
join together annually to share insights and predictions, make deals
and friends, and stimulate thought and discussion. With so many
leaders present, this was a good laboratory for my research. I heard
lots of ideas and also offered a few. One concept, extrapolated from a
presentation by Steve Hayden, president of Worldwide Brand Strate-
gies, Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, was particularly germane to the
thesis in this book.

“The most critical moment of truth for an organization lies

between two states of consciousness—intelligent arrogance and
arrogant stupidity.”

The moment of intelligent arrogance is when you realize that you

are so clever and good at what you do that you and your organization
are, quite simply, the best. It is shortly after this moment that the ele-
phant (i.e., the issue holding you back from the next step) quietly
enters the room. The elephant stays around, gradually moving to the
center of the room as the organization moves toward the point of
arrogant stupidity. Even if your competition has eaten you for lunch,
xii Introduction

you are still prancing around as if you were king, ignoring your
biggest issues.
Here is a conversation you might hear in a company as it transi-
tions from intelligent arrogance to arrogant stupidity:

Intelligent Arrogance
“We are the best, we are cool, we can do it. Let’s apply our brilliance to
always being number one.” (Elephant enters on the sidelines.)
“We may not have done that task brilliantly, so we lost a customer—but
they were impossible to deal with. It’s their loss. Don’t sweat it.
Focus on how great we are.” (Elephant moves center stage.)
“Are we the best, or what? Look, the industry/economy/security prob-
lems are making for tough times. Good thing we are still the best.
(Elephant gains weight.)

Arrogant Stupidity
“After all, we are a worldwide brand. Our way is the way—we created the
industry, for heavens sakes!” (The elephant now has a sign around its
neck that says ARROGANT STUPIDITY. It digs in—the elephant is planning
a long stay.)
(In walk the The Ten Essential Traits.) “Time to move on,” they tell the ele-
phant (which no one else can see). “Move!”
The organization moves toward intelligence again, and the cycle begins
anew—unless The Ten Essential Traits managers take up residence
where the elephant once was and make the organization an elephant-
free zone.
My research about this large migration of seemingly invisible ele-
phants into the center stage of organizations in multiple industries
began by interviewing executives in companies as varied as consumer
products to missile manufacture and in countries from Singapore to
Stuttgart. My task was to have them identify the organizational
issues that bothered them but were not often discussed or dealt with.
This led to discussions about what kinds of employees would be able
to break through to make change happen in their organizations.
Their responses provided many of the qualities that form the basis of
the matrix in this book. The executives were participants in the sem-
inars that I present on Alliances (Appendix C), which are held in con-
junction with the following:
 Introduction xiii

• Frost and Sullivan in Europe, including companies such as

British Telecom, Royal Mail, Alcatel, Ericsson, and Uunet
• The Lared Group and Larraine Segil Productions in Los Ange-
les
• The California Institute of Technology in Pasadena
• The Institute of Management Studies (Europe, the United
States, and Canada)
• Marcus Evans in Europe and the United States
• POD Ltd. in Singapore, including companies from Asian coun-
tries (Japan, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia,
Korea) such as DBS Bank, Singapore Civil Defense Force,
DuPont Singapore.
• José Macaya in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Santiago, Chile,
and companies such as Exccel Conglomerate and Lan Chile
Airlines
• Boards and advisory groups on which I serve—the Los Angeles
Regional Technology Alliance (LARTA), consisting of over 5,000
small technology companies in Southern California; The Price
Center for Entrepreneurship at the UCLA Anderson School of
Management

Over a five-year period, from 1996 to 2001, I met with hundreds of

these companies’ executives, selecting randomly from all the regions
mentioned, gathering data and anecdotal information.
From this initial research I expanded the interview process
greatly. Beginning in 1997, I personally interviewed a variety of lead-
ers, many of them as guests on my live satellite television program,
Larraine Segil, One on One (Primedia Corporate University Network),
and others through my consulting and speaking work with organiza-
tions worldwide.
This group included CEOs, company presidents, and senior man-
agers, including the following:

• George Fisher, then chairman and CEO of Eastman Kodak

• Phil Carroll, then CEO of Shell Oil Company, and the com-
pany’s CEO who followed him, Jack Little
• Lars Nyberg, CEO of NCR Corporation
xiv Introduction

• Dennis Gertmenian, CEO of Ready Pac Produce

• Fred Lukas, chairman and then CEO of Trident Data Systems
• The Right Honourable Kim Campbell, former prime minister
of Canada
• Cathleen Black, president of Hearst Publications
• Valerie Salembier, publisher of Esquire magazine
• David Dickson, group vice president of Hormel Foods
• James Ramo when he was a senior executive at DirecTV
• Ron Johnson, former general manager of Target stores (a divi-
sion of Dayton Hudson)
• Brian Farrell, CEO of THQ, the lead company in the electronic
gaming industry
• CEOs of multiple emerging Internet companies
I was fortunate to interview other executives in many of those
organizations: senior managers (CFOs and executive vice presidents),
division presidents, and, in the case of Shell, a number of the presi-
dents of its global companies (e.g., Shell Services and Shell Chemi-
cal). I also had the privilege of speaking to middle managers and
individual contributors, and over the past 17 years I have given hun-
dreds of presentations to hundreds of thousands of people. This book
is reflective of that experience.
Through my interactive satellite television programs on Alliances
and Global Management through Primedia, as well as through my
speeches and programs worldwide, I had ongoing communication
with middle-level and fast-track executives who participated in my
live programs and shared what it means to be at the inner core of
organizations such as the following:

Bell Helicopter
Dial
Glaxo Wellcome
Hughes
Lucent
MCI
Medtronics
 Introduction xv
Motorola
Niagara Power
Perkin Elmer
Texas Instruments

As a partner in and consultant for Strategic Alliances and Global

Management in The Lared Group and as CEO of Larraine Segil Pro-
ductions in Los Angeles, I have served, among many others, the fol-
lowing clients:

ASM Lithography
Compaq
Lockheed Grumman
McDonald’s Corporation
Northern Telecom
Nynex
Oracle Corporation
The People’s Republic of China, Science and Technology Commission
Pioneer Hybrid International
Praxair (formerly Union Carbide)
The Ritz Carlton Hotel Company
Rockwell
Sematech
TSI Connections

Finally, starting in 2000 and through the end of 2001, 150 compa-
nies answered a 55-question survey (reproduced in Appendix A). The
results of that survey make it clear that this information can add
great value to the business community, which is the reason for this
book: to reach a broader audience than my present speaking and con-
sulting activities will allow.

What You Will Learn from This Book

Ten key characteristics comprise the Larraine Segil Matrix (LSM),
and they must have the proper organizational environment in which
xvi Introduction

to excel. As this book explains, ten characteristics that are both per-
sonal and organizational, accompanied by the proper implementa-
tion strategy illustrated herein, will enable you to do the following:

• Understand and analyze your organizational environment

• Evaluate yourself
• Apply a gap analysis to yourself and your direct reports and use
the framework as a development tool
• Diagnose the degree of fit between yourself and the organiza-
tional environment
• Swiftly execute the strategies that create the desired results
• Identify your elephants and eliminate them
While no one person or organization will excel in developing each
and every characteristic, the combination/networking of all these
traits in strong doses positions an organization to succeed.
The subtitle of this book specifically says “Ten Essential Traits
for Managers.” I have deliberately not distinguished between leaders
and managers. It is true that some employees may profess little inter-
est in improving their capabilities to become leaders and would
rather remain simply managers. However, the distinction is a para-
digm of the Industrial Age. It is less relevant today. Knowledge work-
ers have to self-motivate, self-manage, and integrate their activities
into teamwork and organizational processes. This requires showing a
level of self-leadership. The Ten Essential Traits are desirable for
good employees regardless of their position in the organization.
Improving these traits will lead to promotion, recognition, and
reward. Choosing to lead will become a choice for those who wish to
take that route. But developing the traits can only add to employees’
value to themselves, their work, and their organizations. In this book,
I use the terms leader and manager interchangeably.
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