Leadership Lessons from Covid-19

Leadership Lessons from Covid-19

What started as a tiny virus in Wuhan is the talk of the world, earlier International news started with major happenings in the world and ends with weather report, but today it starts with Covid-19 statistics and ends with death rates.

During this period the world has witnessed salary cuts, job losses, business loss and many other tragedies, but we also witness good Samaritans who work tirelessly to save the mankind at one end & new business evolving to help the people in different areas of life.

We would have read the stories of Doctors, Paramedics, sanitary workers, Policemen, Teachers, social workers, funeral conductors, street vendors etc who gave their best to serve the mankind. What would have made them to go beyond the call of the duty? it is love towards humanity.

In workplace there are many occasions where organisation would have come across crisis and problems, in such situations there are set of people who share their expert opinion on why company got entangled into such situation, what company could have done to avoid such situation etc, but there are very few who come forward to shoulder the responsibility to restore the past glory and these people can be called as True Leaders.

These people neither wait for instructions nor designations, they get into action.

To either be mute spectator or an undesignated Leader it does not require skill, it is a matter of Attitude. By changing our Attitude, we change our Approach, by changing our approach we change ourselves and things around us.

During these challenging times start following those selfless souls to understand what makes them a Leader, instead of joining those brooders who lose their life before it ends.

Leadership is not only a skill; it is a virtue

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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