Manifesto for Humane LeadershipSix theses and 14 principles for new leadership in the age of AI and digitalization.

Table of Contents

  • Pain of Adaptation
    • Love it
    • Leave it
    • Change it
  • Persistent in Efforts, Modest in Expectations
    • I have a dream
    • Enabling Self-Leadership
    • Species-Appropriate Keeping of Knowledge Workers
    • The Coronavirus Pandemic as New Work Boost?
    • Leadership at a Distance
  • The Human in the Digital
    • A Brief History of Digitalization
    • Here, I Am Human - Here, I Can Be Curious!
    • The Whole and Its Parts
    • When the Method Becomes the Problem
    • The Eighth Type of Waste
    • Respect for People
    • Super Chicken
  • Six Theses for New Leadership
    • Human Potential, Not Human Resources
    • Diversity and Dissent
    • Leading with Purpose and Trust
    • Network and Hierarchy
    • Encounter at Eye Level
    • The Art of Ambidexterity
  • The 14 Principles Behind the Manifesto
    • People are at the Center
    • Start With Self-Care
    • Strengthen Strengths
    • Leadership Means Relationship
    • Context Not Control
    • Gardener Not Chess Master
    • Principles Not Rules
    • Less is More
    • Questions Not Answers
    • Trust Is the Foundation
    • Safety Not Fear
    • He Who Says A Does Not Have to Say B
    • Integrity Over Charisma
    • Disturbing the Comfort Zone
  • Get to Work!
    • Leading by Example
    • Incitement to Rebellion
    • Set Priorities
    • Enduring Dissonance
    • Doing Your Best
  • Addendum: Workshop-Formats
    • Workshop Format for Small Groups
    • Parallel Group Variant
    • 1-2-4-All for Larger Groups
  • Bibliography

Manifesto for Humane Leadership was originally written by Marcus Raitner and is now free and open source, published under CC BY-SA 4.0. Read, share, and improve it on GitHub.