For numerous years, Rotman School of Management Vice Dean Jim Fisher has been bringing Shakespeare’s Henry V to business-school classrooms, and in this interview he explains why. He explains how, despite having the cards stacked directly against him, Henry ends up with the result he wants.
Leadership Lessons from Shakespeare Case Study SolutionAs he shows, this requires a recognition that with your ability, all you can do is get folks to do the minimum required to keep their job: everything and above the minimum, they volunteer to do – every shred. Along the way he supplies hints from bringing the strategy of Henry into the modern day workplace.
PUBLICATION DATE: April 01, 2009 PRODUCT #: ROT086-HCB-ENG
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