A HBR on Mount Everest (1)
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A Journey to Mount EverestPresented by-Vaibhav Agarwal (06)Harshit Anjaria (07)Ayyappa Tejomurthula (08)Schuyler D’Souza (09)Neeti Bedekar (10)
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Facts about Mount Everest
• 8850 Feet above sea level• Temperatures below sub-zero• Adverse climatic conditions• Attempts to reach summits• Expeditions• Commercialization
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Expeditions and team formation
• Company Name: Adventure Consultants
• Rob Hall – a joint venture
• Past Failures.. Learn from it
• Recruited Guides… Relevant experience and freshers
• Sherpas in form of Consultants.
• Clients
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Expeditions and team formation (contd…)
• Company Name: Mountain Madness
• Scott Fischer – the founder, a deterministic individual
• Hierarchical structure formed
• Not experience but attitude matters - Fischer
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And the Journey begins
• Problems galore at Start Logistic Issues No plan B Health related issues Overall readiness Question over ability Trust factor Group but invidualistic feeling
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Stage 1From Base Camp to Camp 2
• Issues for Kruse• Issues for Hansen• Goran(adventure climber) returning back
unsuccessfully
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Team Members
Adventure Consultants• Rob Hall• Mike Groom• Andy Harris• Dr Beck Weathers• Doug Hansen• Frank Fischbeck• Lou Kasischke• Dr John Taske• Yasuko Namba• Jon Krakauer• Dr. Stuart Hutchison• Ang Dorje
Mountain Madness• Scott Fischer• Anatoli Boukreev• Neal Beidleman• Sandy Pittman• Charlotte Fox• Tim Madsen• Pete Schoening• Klev Schoening• Lene Gammelgaard• Martin Adams• Dr Dale Kruse• Lopsang Jangbu
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Stage 2From Camp 2 to Camp 4
• Harris hit by a boulder• Kasischke and Fischbeck struggling• IMAX Team returning back unsuccessfully • Manual work of melting ice to get water• Hall’s take on the altitude levels
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Team Members
Adventure Consultants• Rob Hall• Mike Groom• Andy Harris• Dr Beck Weathers• Doug Hansen• Frank Fischbeck• Lou Kasischke• Dr John Taske• Yasuko Namba• Jon Krakauer• Dr. Stuart Hutchison• Ang Dorje
Mountain Madness• Scott Fischer• Anatoli Boukreev• Neal Beidleman• Sandy Pittman• Charlotte Fox• Tim Madsen• Pete Schoening• Klev Schoening• Lene Gammelgaard• Martin Adams• Dr Dale Kruse• Lopsang Jangbu
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Stage 3From Camp 4 to the Summit
• Leaders at the rear end• Distribution of oxygen canisters• Issues with the ropes • Utilization of reserve oxygen canisters• Fischer’s health problems• Dr Weather’s health issues
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Arrival at the Summit
• 1:00pm Krakauer, Harris and Boukreev• 1:25pm Beidleman and Adams• 2:30pm Hall and a group of others• 3:45pm Fischer• 4:15pm Hansen
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Team Members
Adventure Consultants• Rob Hall• Mike Groom• Andy Harris• Dr Beck Weathers• Doug Hansen• Frank Fischbeck• Lou Kasischke• Dr John Taske• Yasuko Namba• Jon Krakauer• Dr. Stuart Hutchison• Ang Dorje
Mountain Madness• Scott Fischer• Anatoli Boukreev• Neal Beidleman• Sandy Pittman• Charlotte Fox• Tim Madsen• Pete Schoening• Klev Schoening• Lene Gammelgaard• Martin Adams• Dr Dale Kruse• Lopsang Jangbu
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Descent from the Summit
• Low self confidence shown by Beidleman• Change in weather conditions at South
Summit• Critical error by Harris regarding the
availability of oxygen canisters• Boukreev arrived at Camp 4 first• Hall staying back with Hansen• Final result of the expedition
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Team Members
Adventure Consultants• Rob Hall• Mike Groom• Andy Harris• Dr Beck Weathers• Doug Hansen• Frank Fischbeck• Lou Kasischke• Dr John Taske• Yasuko Namba• Jon Krakauer• Dr. Stuart Hutchison• Ang Dorje
Mountain Madness• Scott Fischer• Anatoli Boukreev• Neal Beidleman• Sandy Pittman• Charlotte Fox• Tim Madsen• Pete Schoening• Klev Schoening• Lene Gammelgaard• Martin Adams• Dr Dale Kruse• Lopsang Jangbu
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Case Analysis
Journey to Base Camp• Fischer faces a series of logistical problems-
fischer could have delegated this to his team guides(work delegation)
• No feeling of reliance among members Ohio state studies-initiating structure and
consideration Both hall and fischer were low on consideration
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The Leadership grid
Concern for results
ConcernFor people
1 2 3 98
1
2
9
8
Hall & Fischer6
6
7
74 5
3
(1,1)
(9,9)(1,9)
(9,1)
9,9 –team manager
Need for Opportunistic management
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Case Analysis (Contd)
Acclimatization• Concerns over self-potentialQuestions clients self – efficacy and motivation • Hansen’s health concernsSummit Bid• Hall’s style of leadership• Team only for name’s sake • Ambiguity about when to turn back
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Case Analysis
Summit Day • Biedelman didn’t speak up when he should
have – questions the need for balance of power and decision making in times of crisis
• Communication among team members is important
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Take Aways
Implications for leadersProvides a framework for preventing failures in
many organisations Need for balancing confidence, dissent,
commitment within a team Need for leaders to have clarity when there is
ambiguity Effect on group’s perceptions and beliefs based
on leader’s words or actions
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