Leadership development process should be non bureaucratic and fair

The concept of next-gen leadership is perhaps more important to sustain organization beyond the success of today. Today's and future leadership is all about sensing change, developing learning agility, navigate uncertainties, innovate, keeping connected, engaged and stay ahead of the curve.

How is the concept of next-gen leadership evolving in the face of current business situations?

RG- The topic of next-gen leadership has always been there, however it evolved with time. At every point of evolution of an organization there has been concern or interest to safeguard the future of the organization and thus in some way or the other management showed interest in the concept of next-gen leadership. The fundamentals of leadership will never change, be it how it was 50 years back, or currently. However, certainly the context changes, and thus if we see from a current time lens it assumes different significance compared to an earlier period.

The current business situation is more dynamic and uncertain in comparison with perhaps even few years back. There are constant disruptions and headwinds at socio-political, economic and regulatory levels across the globe. Developments in one part of the world rapidly impacts business in other parts because of super connectivity and global market place concept. Example- the ongoing Corona virus which...

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Ruhie Pande

currently is the Group Chief Human Resources Officerat Sterlite Power. She aims to mold Sterlite Power's growth trajectory, where individuals are not only at its core but also the propelling force behind its enduring achievements. With a diverse career spanning over 20 years, she has held key HR roles across a range of sectors including financial services, real estate, fashion, information technology, and FMCG.

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Ruhie Pande

currently is the Group Chief Human Resources Officerat Sterlite Power. She aims to mold Sterlite Power's growth trajectory, where individuals are not only at its core but also the propelling force behind its enduring achievements. With a diverse career spanning over 20 years, she has held key HR roles across a range of sectors including financial services, real estate, fashion, information technology, and FMCG.

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