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President Uhuru Kenyatta 2nd Term - 2017/2022
essyk
#381 Posted : Friday, July 26, 2019 8:05:20 PM
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Kusadikika wrote:
I watched Uhuru during the opening of the Bidco factory and I think I have an idea why he is not an effective leader. Uhuru gets bogged down with details. He listens to everyone and for too long.

Many people who have met Uhuru talk about how good hearted he is, how warm and down to earth he is. He is a people pleaser at heart. This quality is good for winning votes but it is disastrous for leadership. One of the most critical leadership traits is being able to choose who you listen to and what you listen to.

By being selective and there being only 24 hours in a day means you will have to be saying no and cutting people off more than listening to everything that everyone has to say. You lose focus when you do that. It also shows that you don't have a plan. When you expose yourself like this it means you will only be hearing from the loudest and most aggressive people, the likes of Sonko while you will never have time to listen to more quiet people who may have better analytical arguments.

A president should be seeing and talking more to people that he wants to see and talk to than to people who want to see and talk to him. The president is supposed to be the big picture man. It is OK and even appropriate to be bored by details.

In that Bidco factory tour I would imagine Kibaki would have refused to go round seeing everything in the factory. "Iko haja gani? Hakuna haja!!' he would have said. He would have arrived and gone straight to open the place slept through everyone else's speech and given a short boring speech on something like energy policy, infrastructure development and job growth.



Blame his PR and PA team.


"The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good.
Kusadikika
#382 Posted : Friday, July 26, 2019 8:54:57 PM
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essyk wrote:
Kusadikika wrote:
I watched Uhuru during the opening of the Bidco factory and I think I have an idea why he is not an effective leader. Uhuru gets bogged down with details. He listens to everyone and for too long.

Many people who have met Uhuru talk about how good hearted he is, how warm and down to earth he is. He is a people pleaser at heart. This quality is good for winning votes but it is disastrous for leadership. One of the most critical leadership traits is being able to choose who you listen to and what you listen to.

By being selective and there being only 24 hours in a day means you will have to be saying no and cutting people off more than listening to everything that everyone has to say. You lose focus when you do that. It also shows that you don't have a plan. When you expose yourself like this it means you will only be hearing from the loudest and most aggressive people, the likes of Sonko while you will never have time to listen to more quiet people who may have better analytical arguments.

A president should be seeing and talking more to people that he wants to see and talk to than to people who want to see and talk to him. The president is supposed to be the big picture man. It is OK and even appropriate to be bored by details.

In that Bidco factory tour I would imagine Kibaki would have refused to go round seeing everything in the factory. "Iko haja gani? Hakuna haja!!' he would have said. He would have arrived and gone straight to open the place slept through everyone else's speech and given a short boring speech on something like energy policy, infrastructure development and job growth.



Blame his PR and PA team.




No you don't. You blame the boss. I think he is a very passive leader so his PAs and PR just do what they want. A leader does not necessarily tell people what to do but he absolutely has to set expectations.


FRM2011
#383 Posted : Friday, July 26, 2019 11:10:43 PM
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Kusadikika wrote:
I watched Uhuru during the opening of the Bidco factory and I think I have an idea why he is not an effective leader. Uhuru gets bogged down with details. He listens to everyone and for too long.

Many people who have met Uhuru talk about how good hearted he is, how warm and down to earth he is. He is a people pleaser at heart. This quality is good for winning votes but it is disastrous for leadership. One of the most critical leadership traits is being able to choose who you listen to and what you listen to.

By being selective and there being only 24 hours in a day means you will have to be saying no and cutting people off more than listening to everything that everyone has to say. You lose focus when you do that. It also shows that you don't have a plan. When you expose yourself like this it means you will only be hearing from the loudest and most aggressive people, the likes of Sonko while you will never have time to listen to more quiet people who may have better analytical arguments.

A president should be seeing and talking more to people that he wants to see and talk to than to people who want to see and talk to him. The president is supposed to be the big picture man. It is OK and even appropriate to be bored by details.

In that Bidco factory tour I would imagine Kibaki would have refused to go round seeing everything in the factory. "Iko haja gani? Hakuna haja!!' he would have said. He would have arrived and gone straight to open the place slept through everyone else's speech and given a short boring speech on something like energy policy, infrastructure development and job growth.


Glad you noticed that too. He was totally engrossed in the details at Bidco. Taking in every bit of information with lots of enthusiasm. And one could tell it was genuine interest not PR.

Like you said, the quiet brilliant chaps might never get a chance to engage him and even when they do, he will quickly lose interest.
2012
#384 Posted : Sunday, July 28, 2019 8:16:08 PM
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What's happening with Uhuru? Am I the only one wondering? Why won't he just call the senate and parliament speakers and majority leaders and maybe some governors and tell them there's no more money for counties and ensure that they do their duty of ensuring their members tow the line instead of letting the matter go to Supreme Court yet he has majority plus handshake in both houses??!
Did he have to come and tell them on TV? He is failing badly.

BBI will solve it
:)
Angelica _ann
#385 Posted : Sunday, July 28, 2019 8:29:54 PM
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harrydre wrote:
Kazi iendelee...can baba remain outside garment for this long? Time will tell.


Post no 2. He didn't Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
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hardwood
#386 Posted : Sunday, July 28, 2019 10:06:47 PM
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d'oh!

tinker
#387 Posted : Monday, July 29, 2019 7:58:00 AM
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hardwood wrote:
d'oh!



Waa, if that is not fake Ndii account,then David has un-imaginable hate for Ouru.
Civiliased Okuyu's do not drag 'mothers' in their competition.
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Swenani
#388 Posted : Monday, July 29, 2019 11:51:36 AM
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kaka2za wrote:
Much Know wrote:
100% all what Uhuru has Prophesied today will come true! Applause Guaranteed by most high Jah.


Update us once sensimilla effect wears off.


waiting for an update
If Obiero did it, Who Am I?
madollar
#389 Posted : Saturday, August 24, 2019 2:51:12 AM
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Location: GA
Uhuru has nothing to loose or does he.This dragon he has unleashed......


Immediately after the DPP issued arrest orders on Keroche directors, tycoons from the Mt Kenya region hurriedly convened at Boulevard Hotel to deliberate on the latest move.


They are understood to have expressed 'deep concern' over the business environment under the Jubilee administration and its implications on their businesses.


"You cannot compare this government with [former President Mwai] Kibaki’s administration. Apart from the bad business environment, we have become targets of state machinery. For how long will it go?" one of the businessmen who attended the meeting told the Star.

Among the casualties is betting giant SportPesa, whose CEO Ronald Karauri and Paul Ndung’u are among the biggest losers.

Ndung’u owns a 17 per cent stake in the firm. He was the chairperson of the Friends of the Jubilee Foundation technical committee that raised billions for the party in the run-up to the 2017 election.

https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2019-08-23-jubilee-leaders-attack-uhuru-war-on-tax-cheats/


Lolest!
#390 Posted : Saturday, August 24, 2019 9:02:01 AM
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Laughing out loudly smile Applause d'oh! Sad Drool Liar Shame on you Pray
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