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Everyone has heard a story about a losing high school sports team that with the help of new blood and rigorous training goes on to "win the big one." But this Hartwick Classic Film Leadership Case® is based on a true story, one that describes the rebirth of a down-and-out Indiana high school basketball team at the hands of a new coach. As students witness this comeback, they are struck by how apt the metaphor of coaching is to effective management and leadership. They also see how the resurgence of a failing athletic team resonates with meaning for any organization seeking to reinvent itself. They also focus on the challenges a newly-installed leader often faces: organizational politics, naysayers, gossip, scandal, even vengeance. The coach's ability to articulate and communicate a vision for the team, to analyze the situation and develop a plan of action, to set measurable and realistic goals, and to gain the respect and trust of others provides a rich tapestry of leadership insight.
Change, Goal Orientation, Organizational Renewal, Power/Authority, Turnaround Management,
Kouzes and Posner's Leadership Model, Leadership vs. Management, Coaching, Power: Expert, Referent, Reward, Coercive, Legitimate, Change: Parochial Self Interest, Misunderstanding and Lack of Trust, Different Assesments, Lowe Tolerance for Change, Methods for Dealing with Resistance to Change, Strategic Continuum
1986, rated PG, approximately 114 minutes, color, Region 1 Encoding
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20 pages | |
35 pages | | | |
F-393 $3.95 | | | | | |
F-393-TN $9.95 | | | | | |
F-393-DVD $34.95 | | | | | |
F-393-TK-DVD $44.95
(Includes case study, teaching note and DVD) | | |
The above prices are the Institute's academic prices for degree-granting colleges and universities.
Corporate pricing is available upon request. |