Jim Detert, The John Colley Endowed Chair of Business, Darden School, University of Virginia
- Jim Detert is the John Colley Endowed Chair of Business at the Darden School, University of Virginia.
- He is a professor of public policy at the UVA – Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy.
Podcast
Overview
In this engaging episode of “The Brand Called You,” Jim Detert, the John Colley Endowed Chair of Business at the Darden School, University of Virginia shares his journey, discussing how his upbringing shaped his leadership philosophy and passion for organizational behavior. They delve into the concept of workplace courage, the evolution of leadership in the digital age, and the importance of ethical conduct in decision-making. Jim also provides insights into the characteristics of nonconformist leaders and their vital role in driving organizational success.
00:35- About Jim Detert
- Jim Detert is the John Colley Endowed Chair of Business at the Darden School, University of Virginia.
- He is a professor of public policy at the UVA – Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy.
- He is the author of several publications. But one of his books is “Choosing Courage: The Everyday Guide to Being Brave at Work”.
- He’s been recognized awarded and felicitated several times.
11:59- What role does fear play in inhibiting leadership qualities?
- Fear prevents leaders from engaging in courageous actions, such as making bold moves or telling the truth to higher-ups, leading to conformity and reluctance to innovate.
- Fear manifests as arrogance or overconfidence, with leaders masking deep insecurities and fear, which affects their interactions and decision-making processes.
- Fear at an unconscious level makes leaders perceive well-intended comments or constructive suggestions as attacks or challenges to their authority, creating a hostile and defensive environment.
25:14- Could you share a standout strategy with our viewers and listeners?
- Determine if your goal is simply to express your stance regardless of the consequences or if you want to present it in a way that can lead to action and change.
- Identify the intersection between your passion for the issue and the interests or values of those who have the power to act on it.
- Present your ideas from the perspective of the decision maker, considering what compels them, such as the bottom line or potential threats, rather than from your perspective.
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Learn more about Jim Detert: LinkedIn
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- Jim Detert is the John Colley Endowed Chair of Business at the Darden School, University of Virginia.
- He is a professor of public policy at the UVA – Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy.
- He is the author of several publications. But one of his books is “Choosing Courage: The Everyday Guide to Being Brave at Work”.
- He’s been recognized awarded and felicitated several times.
