Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 1:42
Leadership is also about creating legacies: Bhavna Ate, AVP HR Experience Commerce
Is leadership only about creating success stories or is it also being able to successfully create legacies? This point was raised by Bhavna Arte Avphr Experience Commerce. In an article that she wrote for the Economic Times HR World. Bhavna has over 15 years of experience in code HR across industries, contributing to business growth future focused on talent agenda. She has earlier worked with National Stock Exchange of India and Tata Consultancy Services. Welcome Bhavna to the Leadership series
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 0:12
My second question is, what, in your opinion, are the top five attributes that a leader must possess to navigate the choppy waters in today's world?
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 0:08
My third and last question is what is your leadership style and how would you like your team members to remember you?
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Bhavna Ate
@Bhavna_Ate · 1:34
However, how they are executed is what makes the difference. Is the leader taking the efforts to set time off to communicate or meet the impact of people? Is the communication being done with transparency and empathy? Is the impacted person being heard? Is there a support system post exit which makes the impacted person feel cared for? In my opinion, small but intentional efforts taken by the leader is what makes all the difference
Bhavna Ate
@Bhavna_Ate · 0:37
Number one, I would say, is selfawareness. This helps bring about an immense amount of clarity and also helps one to be open to different perspectives. Our number two attribute, I would say is agility and adaptability. Number three, I'd say, is compassion. This leadership attribute helps create a very important and much needed environment of psychology eligible safety. Number four, I'd say, is decisiveness with accountability. And the number five attribute, I'd say, is authenticity and resilience
Bhavna Ate
@Bhavna_Ate · 0:45
As to how I'd like my team members to remember me, I'd say I'd like to be remembered as someone who helped them to unleash their inherent potential and inspire them to bring out the best version of themselves