Level collapse (and how to rise out of it)
Session type:
Talk
Presented by:
Matthew Philip
Systems Intelligence
Session time:
02 Oct 12:25 — 13:10
Session duration:
45 minutes
About the session
Themes: Agile Strategies | Flight Levels
Without knowing how or where to provide higher-level vision, strategy and flow management, leaders often find themselves working at the operational level, or, using the metaphor of “flight levels,” in a state of "level collapse."
It's a double-whammy productivity killer because it strips people working at the operational level (Level 1) of their autonomy and empowerment, but it also impoverishes the coordination and strategic levels (Levels 2 and 3), where end-to-end and intent-based leadership is desperately needed in order for operational activities to thrive.
This talk reveals ways to identify "level collapse" behaviors (perhaps even in yourself!) and generative ways to rise out of Level 1 and provide important and necessary leadership at Levels 2 and 3.
Participant takeaways:
- How to identify “level collapse” behaviours
- How to find the right level at which to work
- What activities need to happen at each level