Inviting Leadership | Book Series

Overview:

INVITING LEADERSHIP is your tutorial and reference guide for implementing Invitation-Based Changeā„¢ in the new world of work. This book shows you how to leverage authentic invitations to engage your workforce and generate the positive business outcomes that emerge from self-managed teams. INVITING LEADERSHIP shows you how to do more with less.

With this book, you will learn how to safely and pragmatically transform your leadership style and maximize your results:

–Greatly increase employee engagement

–Improve overall business efficiency with self-managed teams

–Attract and retain top talent

–Achieve higher scores in every business outcome you are measuring

–Help your entire organization become more competitive and adaptive

–Scale these business outcomes across the entire enterprise

Author:   

Daniel Mezick, Mark Sheffield

Published In:

05 December 2018

Delegation Event Model | Glossary

Definition:

The Delegation Event model is one of the many techniques used to handle events in GUI (Graphical User Interface) programming languages. GUI represents a system where an user visually/graphically interacts with the system. Other interactive systems are text based or called CUI (Character User Interface). CUI interacts with the system by typing out commands in the console. GUI programming is inherently event driven; that means, whenever an user initiates an activity such as a mouse move that changes the co-ordinates of the mouse pointer in the screen, or clicks a button, scrolls a page, and so forth, each is deemed as an event that the GUI event handler maps the activity to a piece of code that explains what response the application should provide to the user.

Further Reading:

Book: Applying UML and Patterns by Craig Larman.