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Viewing leadership through the right lenses
Not everyone is meant to be a people leader. But most organizations classify career advancement as transitioning into a series of people leadership roles. What does that mean for an organization’s high performers whose strengths and preferences are not aligned with the abilities to manage themselves and others effectively?
Hogan simplifies things
Leadership is complex and multi-dimensional. Hogan’s Leader Focus Report aims to simplify and provide insight into six leadership dimensions that influence leadership style and effectiveness. These dimensions affect what a leader will focus on, how he or she will define success, what behaviors will be rewarded and punished on their teams, and how a leader manages self, career, and relationships.
Grounded in decades of global research on leader performance, the Leader Focus Report is designed to help your organization’s leaders understand their reputation and unique personal brand. Empowered with self-insight into their leadership style and strengths, they will be able to better plan their career and lead teams more effectively.
Hogan Leader Focus Report is based on 2 of Hogan core assessments – HPI and MVPI – and presents 6 Leader Dimension Types:
- Results Leader
Sets high goals and expectations for themselves and others, especially direct reports. Is seen as results-oriented, competitive, and tenacious. - People Leader
Skilled at building and maintaining nurturing relationship with others and tends to focus on the morale and wellbeing of their staff. - Process Leader
Focuses on creating, following, and enforcing policies and procedures. Is known for planning, organizing, and following through on commitments. - Thought Leader
Focuses on ideas, creativity, innovation, and has a strategic problem-solving approach with a motivation to experiment and innovate. - Social Leader
Skilled at communicating, networking, and developing connections. Tends to use their relationship building abilities to engage and motivate staff. - Data Leader
Skilled in analyzing relationships between variables, identifying data trends, and establishing credibility with technical expertise.
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