Leadership in a crisis

04/16/20 • 15 min

This podcast considers what is a crisis and how to be a good leader in a crisis. Common characteristics of “good” as well as “not so good” crisis leadership are discussed through drawing on a diverse set of empirical examples.

Produced by: My Persson, Pascal Fischer, Johan Edlund and Felizitas Wenzel.

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Produced by: My Persson, Pascal Fischer, Johan Edlund and Felizitas Wenzel.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Authentic, trait and informal leadership in a crisis

This podcast focuses on understanding the role of an informal leader in a crisis and the extent to which the informal leader displays authentic leadership as well as a series of traits. To highlight this, a recent example is used in the form of Anders Tegnell – a Swedish physician and public servant working for the Public Health Agency of Sweden.

Produced by: Richard Bolz, Claes Törnsten, Lena Tandiang and Louisa Marie Frank.

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Cognitive bias in crisis

This podcast examines the role that cognitive biases has on decision making. A series of five common cognitive biases are discussed as well as strategies for dealing with these are considered.

Produced by: Pauliina Perkiö, Sophie Frieauff, Elias Weike and Maja Fors.

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