Developing a Leadership Pipeline at Infosys

Developing a Leadership Pipeline at Infosys

written by R. Muthukumar and Bhavika Reddy, fl. 2013 (Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh: IBS Center for Management Research, 2012, originally published 2012), 20 page(s)

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Infosys Limited, a global technology Services Company, was headquartered in Bangalore, India. The founders of the company wanted to create an organization that had been 'built to last', and had the agility to manage ambiguity and uncertainty under all circumstances. From the dawn of the new millennium, the company had emphasized the development of leaders. The company had established the world's largest leadership development institute at Mysore. At Infosys, the Leadership model was framed as a seven pillar model. The model emphasized the types of leadership qualities the leaders had to possess to become an effective leader. The model was intended to groom leaders to gain knowledge on various situations and also to enhance their decision making skills. The company developed a three-tier pyramid for developing leaders at all levels of employees at Infosys and also established a robust process for identifying and including talents into different leadership tiers. The Infosys Leadership institute designed a 'Nine pillar model' to inculcate leadership based on the organization's requirements and the employee's area of interest. The case discusses the various leadership development initiatives at Infosys and also narrates how the company found itself in a leadership crisis in 2007 which further led to the company strengthening its leadership development initiatives. In early 2012, the company found itself with a new management team that had taken over from its more illustrious founders. Many senior leaders of Infosys were expected to retire in a period of ten years from 2011. In addition to reassuring their customers and investors who feared that the Infosys's new leadership might not be able to manage the future uncertain situations, the company had to quickly develop a pool of leaders.
Field of Interest
Business & Economics
Author
R. Muthukumar, Bhavika Reddy, fl. 2013
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2012 by IBS Center for Management Research
Content Type
Case study
Duration
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Format
Text
Original Publication Date
2012
Page Count
20
Publication Year
2012
Publisher
IBS Center for Management Research
Place Published / Released
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
Subject
Business & Economics, Social Sciences, Human Resource Management, Corporate Governance, Organizational effectiveness, Managers, Leadership roles, Management of Companies and Enterprises, Gerenciamento de Recursos Humanos, Gestión de Recursos Humanos, Governança Corporativa, Gobierno Corporativo, Infosys, India, Leadership and Management
Keywords and Translated Subjects
Gerenciamento de Recursos Humanos, Gestión de Recursos Humanos, Governança Corporativa, Gobierno Corporativo

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