The SACSS leadership team is a reflection of our operating principle of being "Globally upgrade skill and knowledge." Our leaders are experienced in leading and managing large organizations and support intimate client relationships in our key markets and verticals.
SACSS believes in the association between leadership and organization success…………..
Leadership Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision.As agents of change, they help define the leadership journey and the visionary goal, and also help measure progress against achieving the vision throughout the change process. Our senior executives set direction, align constituencies and motivate individuals within the organization. We have some inspiring and interesting people leading the SACSS team in India.
We believe in continuous improvement through innovation, process enhancement and team work. Work forces need the leadership of skilled and experienced individuals to provide guidance and a single direction for all employees to follow. Leaders are invaluable when it comes to formulating and communicating new strategic directions, as well as communicating with and motivating employees to increase dedication to organizational goals.
Our Team Leaders are responsible for training employees to perform their tasks effectively, as well as supervising the actual completion of those tasks on a regular basis. Our Team Leaders are also tasked with protecting the employees under their supervision from internal and external threats, including everything from political backstabbing to physical security.
Our Leadership Skills
• Commitment, resolve and perseverance – driving every aspect of the organization toward a singular unified purpose.
• Risk-taking – breaking conventions and developing new services to establish marketplace dominance (and possibly even create a unique market).
• Planning – though a leader typically doesn’t get too involved in the details, he or she must orchestrate a high-level plan that drives everyone toward the unified goal.
• Motivating – an effective leader must be able to encourage contributions from the entire organization, navigating the specific motivators of each individual or group to push the right buttons and inspire employees at every level to achieve not only their personal best but the best for the organization as a whole.
• Communication skills that rely on active listening – far more than just being able to speak and write persuasively, leadership communication skills incite others to work toward the stated goal in line with the path the leader has chosen.
• Possessing or obtaining the skills required to successfully achieve business goals – bringing a unique knowledge set to the table or acquiring it personally or through employees and other subordinates.