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This document discusses different leadership styles. It defines leadership as motivating a group towards a common goal and outlines some key traits of effective leaders. It then describes five main leadership styles: autocratic, where the leader centralizes all decision-making; democratic, where decisions are made as a group; free-rein, where the leader gives complete freedom to others; charismatic, where the leader inspires enthusiasm in others; and servant, where the leader helps others achieve their goals.
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Leadership and its styles
- 3. Contents • Introduction • Meaning • Definition • Importance • Leadership styles
- 4. Introduction • Leadership means that to lead for some kind of goal that goals may be common , specific , special or daily work. • Leadership is necessary for every work which we done by a groups or some persons. • Leadership is a quality which a leader get by experience and day by day. It not be taken by a person when he born.
- 5. Meaning • Leadership refers to ability of one which influence others • Due to this influence change occur in the behavior of others • And this change effect on the achievement of goals.
- 6. Definition • Leadership is the art of motivating a group of people to act towards achieving a common goal.
- 7. Importance • Development of team effort • A motivation process • Essential at all levels • Time management • A representative
- 8. Leadership Traits • Energetic • Emotional stability • Motivation • Communication • Responsibility • Good leadership tools
- 9. Leadership Styles • Autocratic style • Democratic style • Free-rein style • Charismatic style • Servant style
- 10. Autocratic style • Under this style all decision power under the centralized in the leader as like the Dictator Leader. • They do not give any kind of suggestions. It is successes if the leader is competent. • It permits quick decision making. Every person keep their ideas himself until he feel that the idea is needed. • High degree of dependency on the leader.
- 11. Democratic Style • The democratic style favors decision making by the group. • They can win the cooperation of their group motivate them effectively and positively. 1. Consultative: Get idea before decision making. 2. Persuasive: Make decision and then ask about it
- 12. Free-rein style • In free rein style leader dose not lead but leader give the fully freedom to others. #it can be very useful in that business in which creative ideas are important #it can highly motivational, as people have control working life. #it may be time consuming #it depend on good time work
- 13. Charismatic style • In the charismatic leader leads by creating energy and eagerness into people. This type of leaders have authentic entity. • They committed organization for long run. And they have more power and good status in organization.
- 14. Servant style • This leader helps people achieve their goals. This leader is an instrument people use to reach the goal. Works for the people.