How can you find and understand your Leadership Style?If you have read leadership books or looked at various leadership resources, you will have noticed that there are many different leadership styles and frameworks around.It can get a bit confusing as to how we actually pick our style and learn how to lead best.To lead effectively, we need to know which leadership style comes most natural to us, what impact we have on the teams we lead and also how to adapt our style if needed.In this episode, I talk to Amy Lezala-Zahr, Engineering Manager at Metro Trains.Together we explore:

The different leadership styles

How to know which style works for you

The importance of using the right leadership style in the right situation

Potential blind spots of each leadership style

Why Self-Awareness is key for every leader

Listen now on your favourite podcast app or watch the interview on YouTube.The links are in my bio.We are looking forward to hearing about your biggest takeaways.

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Other links from this episode:Playing for Change 

Amy’s book recommendationNonviolent Communication, Marshall B. Rosenberg

More about Amy:Amy’s LinkedIn ProfileAmy has been in rail since 2007, working across rolling stock maintenance, rolling stock manufacturing, infrastructure design assurance and network asset management.Amy has worked in safety and assurance for the majority of her career, from her early days as a rolling stock fire safety engineer to her current role as Level Crossing Engineering Manager at Metro Trains Melbourne.Currently, she manages a team of 50 engineers. Amy has been leading teams since 2013, growing as a leader as her team sizes have grown. She takes a people focussed approach, ensuring her teams have the resources they need to deliver their role.