Lead Change Blog

NOVEMBER 16, 2017

It all comes down to opposite leadership styles: Windshield Leadership vs. Rear-View Mirror Management. People that are rear-view managers tend to be reactionary. Rear-view management is a reactionary style, in which the manager waits until circumstances occur to address them.

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Leading Blog

NOVEMBER 30, 2017

Are You a Windshield or a Rear-View Mirror? Beware Cargo Cult Management by @wallybock via @leadchangegroup. Reflect before you leap via @thehrgoddess. 3 Indicators You Need to Recharge Your Leadership Battery by @WScottCochrane. by @paul_larue via @leadchangegroup. Be Better at Spontaneous Speaking via @StanfordBiz.

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Next Level Blog

JUNE 7, 2022

Take your eyes off the rear-view mirror and focus them on the windshield. If you did a great job taking care of yourself while you were away, yay for you! Keep going! If you had a little too much fun or pushed yourself too hard and are feeling the effects, no worries.

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Lead Change Blog

AUGUST 7, 2017

Randy Conley of Leading With Trust shared 10 Signs You’re Suffering From Rearview Mirror Leadership. They lead by looking in the rear-view mirror instead of looking out the windshield. ” Find Randy on Twitter at @randyconley.

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Strategy Driven

OCTOBER 29, 2021

Some of them, like Electrochromic and Cholesteric LCD, have had modest success in non-display applications like airplane windows, car rear view mirrors, toys, and writing pads. Viewing the world : Displays will replace windows to save space, create the atmosphere you desire, and double as solar panels and privacy glass.

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Tim Milburn

FEBRUARY 23, 2012

Like driving a car, the rear view mirror is a useful tool, but you can’t move forward in your vehicle if you’re fixated on it. The windshield is a lot bigger than the rear view mirror for a reason. Looking at our past shows us why our present is better or worse than it was, say, a year ago.

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Tim Milburn

FEBRUARY 24, 2012

Planning ahead is like the windshield. When you’re driving, you stare through the windshield while only glancing at the rear view mirror. A better way to measure and motivate personal growth is to plan for it. This is the planning ahead option.

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P&L Learning-by-Doing Planning Letter 107