Aperio, Dr Giles Hirst - Aperio Behavioural Preferences Insight Tool (Matt Chapman)

Some might argue that a good leader should be able to lead effectively anywhere in the world, but leadership styles that work in one part of the world don’t always translate to success in another. Research has shown that Western work behaviours can have the opposite effect in the Asian context. Professor Giles Hirst, Director of Product Develop for Aperio and Chair of Leadership for the Australian National University, discusses the Behavioural Preferences Insight Tool and how it can help shed light on workplace behaviours that are more successful within the Asian context for multinational organisations.