I hate to study from the book, and this video just explains why. Within 6 minutes I fully understood what was told, while reading and writing and understanding from reading takes so much longer. Thanks
Timestamps: 1:05 1. Legitimate power 1:37 2. Reward power 2:03 3. Coercive power 2:41 4. Referent power 3:23 5. Expert power 3:59 6. Informational power
Really enjoyed this video! Well done, clearly explained, and with great examples. I have to find this information for a student customer for a Ph.D. thesis on discipline in international schools. It's a key part of the Conceptual Framework. So this really helps! And it helps me to understand my life also, how I get things done without having formal powerful position. I seem to have all the forms other than Legitimate and Coercive.
Here's a real life story about sharing information too widely. We were working for a company that hire d project managers that then sold our services to AT&T. our trainer put together an amazing packet of all of our processes and the little things that we would do to be successful and shared those with our company. The company then took this training material and hired out of country before closing down our office. So be cautious if you developed information or material within your company and sharing two broadly or you may be providing that to your replacements.
That's a great example. I have ad several organizations attempt to get me to send them all of my materials for training and I suspect in some cases it was to just take the content.
It was actually Ben Parker who said "with great power comes great responsibility". If anyone wants to quote that in an essay i've actually written a citation for it : With great power, comes great responsibility” (Lee, 2002 pp38) Lee, S. (2002). The Amazing Spiderman. ed. Marvel Comics. Volume 2, Number 38.
"Ils doivent envisager qu'une grande responsabilité est la suite inséparable d'un grand pouvoir." Voltaire. Jean, Adrien. Beuchot, Quentin and Miger, Pierre, Auguste. Œuvres de Voltaire, Volume 48. Lefèvre, 1832. Uncle Ben should cite his references.
This is an excellent video. I teach Introduction to Business in a Chicago area community college. May I send my students to your TH-cam channel to watch this video?
Great video! These forms of power are all exerted outwardly. Do French & Raven, or other experts you know, have any work on the kind of power that is exerted on inwardly, i.e., PERSONAL POWER or SELF-EMPOWERMENT?
Hi, Marie-Claude. Forgive my lengthy answer. Most traditional research on power is about the exercise of power, Person A has power over Person B. There are other types of "critical theory" power concepts that look at how culture, systems, and ideologies position some people as dominant and other people as submissive. But the type of empowerment or personal power you're talking about comes from an entirely different research tradition. There's plenty of research out there on that but it comes mostly from studies in Psychology and related fields. It's not so much about "power" as such as it is about personal agency. I haven't done many videos that go in that direction but it's a fascinating area of study.
@@alexanderlyon Thank you for taking the time to answer. Your comment about 'personal agency' vs 'personal power' is exactly why I believe the dialogue needs to be expanded and our language adapted to foster attitudes and support behaviours which better reflect our capacity as creators. I respect and appreciate the excellent work you do so I trust you will take this reply as a healthy exchange of ideas. I delivered a TEDx Talk on Nov. 15th and am waiting for it to be uploaded. I can't wait to see how it will be received... It's about how to cultivate personal power. I would be grateful if you offered your two cents if you land on it. Keep up your great work!
@@Marie-ClaudeLessard I'd love to see your TEDx talk. If we're connected on LinkedIn, please contact me that way. I often miss comments on videos like this when they are a conversation. I only get notified for an initial comment, not the follow-up. That's why it took me 7 days to notice this one. Sorry about that.
This lecture is so important and explained in a very simple way. Thank you coach. I wish that you can give us a lecture on how to transfer knowledge in a simple way from one generation to the next in succession family business.
You got that right! That's what I really meant by the title. I should have written "basses of power." Ha! Thanks for noticing. Bass players often get overlooked.
I hate to study from the book, and this video just explains why. Within 6 minutes I fully understood what was told, while reading and writing and understanding from reading takes so much longer. Thanks
Happy to help, Laura.
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Timestamps:
1:05 1. Legitimate power
1:37 2. Reward power
2:03 3. Coercive power
2:41 4. Referent power
3:23 5. Expert power
3:59 6. Informational power
I see that you're ripping through these videos, Jon. I'm glad to have you on board.
@@alexanderlyon enjoying them a lot!
Explained it better than my lecturer did in half an hour, thank you very much this was very useful :)
Learned a lot. Love from BANGLADESH 🇧🇩
This video was extremely helpful when I found myself rereading this passage in my textbooks. Thank you!
Thank you for a brief and concise explaination.
Good job man, one day left til exam and i didnt do sht yet, videos like this keep me floating above.
Great explanation. Made it easier to actually get it.
Thank you! Greetings from Mexico. Me and classmates will be learned a lot with your videos, take care
Hi, Hector. Glad the videos are helpful. Hello from New York State!
Great help I got this from my Professor at Purdue University Global. Thanks.
I like this video, simple and clear by giving power type, definition, example. easy to remember it
Thank you this is really helpful for my academics!
Thank you for this vide0 --- I use all 6....but I lean towards the Power of Referent
helpful for the communication class and life in general!
Really a helpful and to the point video humbly thanks 👍🙏
Glad it helped, Danish.
Really enjoyed this video! Well done, clearly explained, and with great examples. I have to find this information for a student customer for a Ph.D. thesis on discipline in international schools. It's a key part of the Conceptual Framework. So this really helps! And it helps me to understand my life also, how I get things done without having formal powerful position. I seem to have all the forms other than Legitimate and Coercive.
Where do you see yourself in this list of power bases?
Coercive, Expert, and Legitimate. I am a teacher and politician kind of so I use all three regularly.
His was fun and educative at the same time
Here's a real life story about sharing information too widely. We were working for a company that hire d project managers that then sold our services to AT&T. our trainer put together an amazing packet of all of our processes and the little things that we would do to be successful and shared those with our company. The company then took this training material and hired out of country before closing down our office. So be cautious if you developed information or material within your company and sharing two broadly or you may be providing that to your replacements.
That's a great example. I have ad several organizations attempt to get me to send them all of my materials for training and I suspect in some cases it was to just take the content.
Thank u so much Dr. You r the best. 👏👏👏👏 it helped me a lot.
Glad it was helpful, :-)
Thank you! Greetings from Germany :)
Hi, Daniel. Greetings from New York state.
Decent! Thank you for posting!
great video, thanks
This is very helpful
Thank you so much...😊
It was actually Ben Parker who said "with great power comes great responsibility". If anyone wants to quote that in an essay i've actually written a citation for it :
With great power, comes great responsibility” (Lee, 2002 pp38)
Lee, S. (2002). The Amazing Spiderman. ed. Marvel Comics. Volume 2, Number 38.
Yes, I said "Spider-Man's uncle" said it. That's a helpful citation, thank you!
"Ils doivent envisager qu'une grande responsabilité est la suite inséparable d'un grand pouvoir." Voltaire. Jean, Adrien. Beuchot, Quentin and Miger, Pierre, Auguste. Œuvres de Voltaire, Volume 48. Lefèvre, 1832. Uncle Ben should cite his references.
This is an excellent video. I teach Introduction to Business in a Chicago area community college. May I send my students to your TH-cam channel to watch this video?
Yes, anybody can share a video. Just send them the link. Thanks for your encouragement, Andrea.
Great video! These forms of power are all exerted outwardly. Do French & Raven, or other experts you know, have any work on the kind of power that is exerted on inwardly, i.e., PERSONAL POWER or SELF-EMPOWERMENT?
Hi, Marie-Claude. Forgive my lengthy answer. Most traditional research on power is about the exercise of power, Person A has power over Person B. There are other types of "critical theory" power concepts that look at how culture, systems, and ideologies position some people as dominant and other people as submissive.
But the type of empowerment or personal power you're talking about comes from an entirely different research tradition. There's plenty of research out there on that but it comes mostly from studies in Psychology and related fields. It's not so much about "power" as such as it is about personal agency. I haven't done many videos that go in that direction but it's a fascinating area of study.
@@alexanderlyon Thank you for taking the time to answer. Your comment about 'personal agency' vs 'personal power' is exactly why I believe the dialogue needs to be expanded and our language adapted to foster attitudes and support behaviours which better reflect our capacity as creators. I respect and appreciate the excellent work you do so I trust you will take this reply as a healthy exchange of ideas. I delivered a TEDx Talk on Nov. 15th and am waiting for it to be uploaded. I can't wait to see how it will be received... It's about how to cultivate personal power. I would be grateful if you offered your two cents if you land on it. Keep up your great work!
@@Marie-ClaudeLessard I'd love to see your TEDx talk. If we're connected on LinkedIn, please contact me that way. I often miss comments on videos like this when they are a conversation. I only get notified for an initial comment, not the follow-up. That's why it took me 7 days to notice this one. Sorry about that.
Thank you
thank you! very helpful
Coercive, Expert, and Legitimate, reward, hey I think I see these four.
keep it up teacher
This lecture is so important and explained in a very simple way. Thank you coach. I wish that you can give us a lecture on how to transfer knowledge in a simple way from one generation to the next in succession family business.
How does one learn this power?
I got my eye on you Jacqueline (pronounced Jay-quell-in)...Coercive Power! Lol
Thank you, I have an exam next week and this really help!
Glad to help. I hope your exam goes well. 🙂
This is a very informative video, thanks for sharing. Myself has an exam tomorrow and this really helps a lot.
Glad it helped. I hope you do well on the exam.
sexy bass in the background buddy
You got that right! That's what I really meant by the title. I should have written "basses of power." Ha! Thanks for noticing. Bass players often get overlooked.
I would never say this about myself, but other people look at me as an expert. ;-)
You're too humble, that's why. But if OTHER people say it, then you can't blame them. :-)
I love your Key and Peele snippet!
Ha. Just having fun. :-)