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TOPIC
Politics : Power and
action
POWER
Power is defined as the capacity of a person,
team or organization to influence others
It is used as a means for achieving goals
It is used to gain lateral and upward
influence
CONTRASTING LEADERSHIP AND POWER
Goal compatibility : Power does not
require goal compatibility merely
dependence
Direction of influence : Leadership
focuses on downward influence but power
focuses on upward influence pattern
BASES OF POWER
Formal
Power
Coercive
power
Reward
power
Legitimate
power
Personal
Power
Expert
power
Reference
power
FORMAL POWER
 Based on an individual position in an
organization
 It rewards derived from the person’s ability
to force or reward others or from the formal
authority he has because of his strategic
position in the organizational hierarchy
COERCIVE POWER
 This is the power due to fear
 It is based on application or threat of
application of
- Physical pain
- Creating frustration by limiting the
movement
REWARD POWER
 It is the opposite of coercive power
 It is the degree to which a manager can
use rewards to control other people
 Rewards power can be
- Money
- Promotions
- Compliments
- Enriched jobs
LEGITIMATE POWER
 It is the power received due to a person’s
position in the hierarchy
 Position of authority include coercive and
reward powers
 It includes the acceptance of authority of a
position by members of organization
EXPERT POWER
It is ability to control another person’s
behavior through knowledge and experience
that the other person does not have, but
needs
REFERENT POWER
It is the power that arises from one’s
personality or physical or other abilities
which induce others to believe in and follow
that person
POWER TACTICS
o Legitimacy
o Rational persuasion
o Inspirational appeals
o Consultation
o Exchange
o Personal appeals
o Ingratiation
o Pressure
o Coalitions
POLITICS
 Politics are not a part of an individual’s
formal role in the organization
 These affect the advantages and
disadvantages within the organization
POLITICS POWER IN ACTION
 Political behavior is not a part of an
individual’s job requirements
 It includes many political behaviors like
refusing to give important information to
decision makers, spreading rumors etc
 Chapter 14 , Politics : Power and Action

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Chapter 14 , Politics : Power and Action

  • 2. POWER Power is defined as the capacity of a person, team or organization to influence others It is used as a means for achieving goals It is used to gain lateral and upward influence
  • 3. CONTRASTING LEADERSHIP AND POWER Goal compatibility : Power does not require goal compatibility merely dependence Direction of influence : Leadership focuses on downward influence but power focuses on upward influence pattern
  • 5. FORMAL POWER  Based on an individual position in an organization  It rewards derived from the person’s ability to force or reward others or from the formal authority he has because of his strategic position in the organizational hierarchy
  • 6. COERCIVE POWER  This is the power due to fear  It is based on application or threat of application of - Physical pain - Creating frustration by limiting the movement
  • 7. REWARD POWER  It is the opposite of coercive power  It is the degree to which a manager can use rewards to control other people  Rewards power can be - Money - Promotions - Compliments - Enriched jobs
  • 8. LEGITIMATE POWER  It is the power received due to a person’s position in the hierarchy  Position of authority include coercive and reward powers  It includes the acceptance of authority of a position by members of organization
  • 9. EXPERT POWER It is ability to control another person’s behavior through knowledge and experience that the other person does not have, but needs
  • 10. REFERENT POWER It is the power that arises from one’s personality or physical or other abilities which induce others to believe in and follow that person
  • 11. POWER TACTICS o Legitimacy o Rational persuasion o Inspirational appeals o Consultation o Exchange o Personal appeals o Ingratiation o Pressure o Coalitions
  • 12. POLITICS  Politics are not a part of an individual’s formal role in the organization  These affect the advantages and disadvantages within the organization
  • 13. POLITICS POWER IN ACTION  Political behavior is not a part of an individual’s job requirements  It includes many political behaviors like refusing to give important information to decision makers, spreading rumors etc