Charlie Scharf
Wells Fargo, CEO and President
EPISODE 195
Set the right example
More from Charlie Scharf
You're defined by what you do, not what you say
It’s important to codify your vision and values. But you’ve also got to ask if your decisions align with them. Ultimately, your actions will define your company, not words on paper.
Celebrate success, but don't declare victory prematurely
Tell your team how proud you are of the progress you’re making together—without losing sight of the work that still needs to be done.
Don't confuse leadership with management
Yes, leaders have to manage people and processes. But don’t mistake those tasks for the core of leadership, which is about inspiring others and acting in their best interests.
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Don't confuse leadership with managementCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Leadership comes down to people and teamwork, no matter the industryCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Your job as a leader is to support everyone elseCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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People will follow the tone you setCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Involvement is key to fighting complacencyCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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You are not your jobCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Channel pressure in a positive wayCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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What's obvious to you may not be obvious to everyoneCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Emphasize a big message with repetition and actionCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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You're defined by what you do, not what you sayCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Business is business, but make it personal, tooCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Be willing to hear feedback from those you leadCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President
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Celebrate success, but don't declare victory prematurelyCharlie ScharfWells Fargo, CEO and President