The document discusses four different leadership styles: authoritarian, democratic, laissez-faire, and their key characteristics. Authoritarian leadership concentrates power with one individual, while democratic leadership involves collective decision making through majority rule. Laissez-faire leadership allows individuals freedom without interference. Examples of leaders for each style are provided, such as Saddam Hussein, John F. Kennedy, and Milton Friedman.
Leadership is the process by which a person influences others to accomplish an objective and directs an organization towards a common goal. It involves developing a vision that motivates people and creating a way for people to contribute to extraordinary outcomes. Effective leadership requires understanding human nature, needs, emotions and motivation. The leader must gain the followers' trust by convincing them of their abilities, and communicate through actions like leading by example. Different leadership styles are appropriate for different situations, including autocratic, participative, and delegative approaches.
The document outlines 5 main leadership styles: autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, charismatic, and servant. It provides brief descriptions of each style's characteristics, such as the autocratic leader making sole decisions and closely supervising others, while the democratic leader includes others in the decision-making process. Additionally, it notes that leaders may combine styles and asks questions about which styles are most/least effective and best describe the reader.
Leadership is a process that involves influence over a group of people with shared goals. The trait approach studies characteristics of leaders. Early theories focused on innate qualities of great leaders but research now shows traits interact with situational demands. Key traits include intelligence, self-confidence, determination, integrity, and sociability. The Big Five model also links extraversion and conscientiousness to leadership. However, the trait approach is limited as it does not account for situational effects and fails to specify which traits are important in different contexts.
Organizational culture refers to the shared values and norms that control how people interact within an organization and with external stakeholders. Values are beliefs about goals and appropriate behaviors, while norms prescribe appropriate behaviors in different situations. Culture is transmitted through stories, myths, and socialization as new employees learn the organization's values and norms. An organization's culture can be adaptive and encourage innovation or inert and discourage initiative from middle and lower managers. Social capital refers to how norms and values influence how people work together and treat one another. Strong cultures can profoundly impact performance, either positively or negatively.
Leadership Approaches
Trait Approach
Skills Approach
Behavioural Approach
Situational Approach
Leadership and Power
Transformation Leadership
Team Leadership
Culture and Leadership
Importance of effective leadership in an organisationMd Masud Rana
Effective leadership is important for organizations to succeed. Warren Bennis said leadership is translating vision into reality, and Bill Gates said leaders empower others. There are different types of leaders such as laissez-faire, autocratic, participative, transactional, and transformational. Effective leaders make quick decisions by gathering information and stick to their decisions unless a change is needed. They work as a team, support and motivate employees to achieve goals. Leaders provide motivation through strong leadership, communication, allowing mistakes, respect, and rewards. They develop a clear vision and culture to take the organization to the top through regular communication and future planning with employees. The best way to learn leadership is through group practice which shows how interpersonal dynamics work.
The document defines a leader as a person who influences others towards achieving a goal. It lists several types of leaders including political, union, social, religious, sports, and organizational leaders. The roles of a leader are to achieve the task, develop individuals, and build and maintain the team. A leader differs from a boss in that a leader tells people why and how to do things, relies on goodwill, delegates authority selectively, commands respect, is people-oriented, and believes in "we" rather than "I". Key leadership functions are defining the task, planning, briefing, controlling, motivating, organizing, and providing an example.
The document discusses four different leadership styles: authoritarian, democratic, laissez-faire, and their key characteristics. Authoritarian leadership concentrates power with one individual, while democratic leadership involves collective decision making through majority rule. Laissez-faire leadership allows individuals freedom without interference. Examples of leaders for each style are provided, such as Saddam Hussein, John F. Kennedy, and Milton Friedman.
Leadership is the process by which a person influences others to accomplish an objective and directs an organization towards a common goal. It involves developing a vision that motivates people and creating a way for people to contribute to extraordinary outcomes. Effective leadership requires understanding human nature, needs, emotions and motivation. The leader must gain the followers' trust by convincing them of their abilities, and communicate through actions like leading by example. Different leadership styles are appropriate for different situations, including autocratic, participative, and delegative approaches.
The document outlines 5 main leadership styles: autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, charismatic, and servant. It provides brief descriptions of each style's characteristics, such as the autocratic leader making sole decisions and closely supervising others, while the democratic leader includes others in the decision-making process. Additionally, it notes that leaders may combine styles and asks questions about which styles are most/least effective and best describe the reader.
Leadership is a process that involves influence over a group of people with shared goals. The trait approach studies characteristics of leaders. Early theories focused on innate qualities of great leaders but research now shows traits interact with situational demands. Key traits include intelligence, self-confidence, determination, integrity, and sociability. The Big Five model also links extraversion and conscientiousness to leadership. However, the trait approach is limited as it does not account for situational effects and fails to specify which traits are important in different contexts.
Organizational culture refers to the shared values and norms that control how people interact within an organization and with external stakeholders. Values are beliefs about goals and appropriate behaviors, while norms prescribe appropriate behaviors in different situations. Culture is transmitted through stories, myths, and socialization as new employees learn the organization's values and norms. An organization's culture can be adaptive and encourage innovation or inert and discourage initiative from middle and lower managers. Social capital refers to how norms and values influence how people work together and treat one another. Strong cultures can profoundly impact performance, either positively or negatively.
Leadership Approaches
Trait Approach
Skills Approach
Behavioural Approach
Situational Approach
Leadership and Power
Transformation Leadership
Team Leadership
Culture and Leadership
Importance of effective leadership in an organisationMd Masud Rana
Effective leadership is important for organizations to succeed. Warren Bennis said leadership is translating vision into reality, and Bill Gates said leaders empower others. There are different types of leaders such as laissez-faire, autocratic, participative, transactional, and transformational. Effective leaders make quick decisions by gathering information and stick to their decisions unless a change is needed. They work as a team, support and motivate employees to achieve goals. Leaders provide motivation through strong leadership, communication, allowing mistakes, respect, and rewards. They develop a clear vision and culture to take the organization to the top through regular communication and future planning with employees. The best way to learn leadership is through group practice which shows how interpersonal dynamics work.
The document defines a leader as a person who influences others towards achieving a goal. It lists several types of leaders including political, union, social, religious, sports, and organizational leaders. The roles of a leader are to achieve the task, develop individuals, and build and maintain the team. A leader differs from a boss in that a leader tells people why and how to do things, relies on goodwill, delegates authority selectively, commands respect, is people-oriented, and believes in "we" rather than "I". Key leadership functions are defining the task, planning, briefing, controlling, motivating, organizing, and providing an example.
Leadership styles or types is the manner and approach of providing direction, implementing plans, and motivating people. In this presentation three styles of leadership are discussed.
The document discusses various aspects of leadership in Bangladesh including different leadership styles, types of leaders, and support for leadership development. It describes Goleman's 6 leadership styles, different types like charismatic, autocratic, and hands-off leadership. It also discusses the debate on whether leaders are born or made and how born leaders and made leaders may differ. Situational leadership models and influential leaders who give, care for others, empower, and serve with humility are also mentioned. Support services for leadership development in Bangladesh are listed.
The document provides an overview of the history and definitions of leadership from the 1950s to the 1990s. It discusses how leadership has been defined as a personality, an exercise of influence, a function of behavior, and a means of achieving goals. It also describes the nature of leadership as both an art and a science. Leadership in organizations involves processes that contribute to developing and achieving organizational purpose while addressing various demands. Effective organizational leadership helps subunits achieve their purposes within the larger system.
Participative leadership involves soliciting input and ideas from employees and staff when making decisions. There are two main forms: representative participation where a group is involved, and participatory management where subordinates share decision making with supervisors. Participative leadership works by facilitating discussions, sharing information, encouraging ideas, synthesizing input, and communicating solutions. There are four types of participative decision making that differ in who makes the final call. While it can increase commitment and morale, drawbacks include potential inefficiency and slow decision making.
This document discusses different theories on the nature and development of leadership. It explores whether leaders are born or made, outlining theories on innate traits versus learned skills and styles. The document also examines levels of leadership from the individual to society, influential factors, and mainstream concepts like transactional leadership, transformational leadership, and situational leadership. Specific leadership models are mentioned, such as situational leadership theory, the managerial grid, servant leadership, and level 5 leadership.
This document discusses leadership and the relationship between leaders and followers. It defines leadership as motivating a group towards a common goal through social influence. There are different styles of leadership, including authoritarian, participative, and delegative. The relationship between leaders and followers is important for a group's functioning, and develops through repeated exposure and interaction over time as familiarity, similarity, and accessibility increase.
This document discusses organizational behavior and leadership. It emphasizes that leadership requires mutual well-being, trust, and intelligence among all members. Effective organizations have a proper structure, well-defined processes and norms, and clearly defined routines. The document examines what behaviors drive organizational success and how leaders can shape positive culture and legacy. It advocates for leadership that creates a shared vision for the future through thoughtful choices, actions with kindness, and deriving energy from passion.
The document discusses the qualities of a democratic leader. It identifies inclusiveness, intelligence, honesty, creativity, fairness, competence, and courage as key qualities. Democratic leaders seek input from their teams, provide information to empower others, and are honest even during criticism. They establish environments where creativity and new ideas can thrive. Democratic leaders also act with transparency, set clear guidelines, and inspire courageous change through their bold vision and decisions.
1. A group is defined as a collection of individuals who interact regularly and work together to achieve common goals. They share beliefs and norms.
2. There are four main types of groups: primary/secondary and formal/informal. Primary groups are formed based on social characteristics while secondary groups have a formal structure. Formal groups are created by an organization for a task while informal groups share interests.
3. Groups have different roles that members take on such as work roles to accomplish tasks, maintenance roles to support the group, and potential blocking roles that can disrupt the group. Role ambiguity and role conflict can occur within groups.
This document defines leadership and discusses various leadership styles and theories. It begins by providing several definitions of leadership focusing on influencing groups towards common goals. It then describes informal versus formal leadership and different leadership roles and tasks. The document discusses factors that influence leadership effectiveness including the leader's personality, subordinates, tasks, and organizational culture. It outlines several leadership behaviors and styles including supportive, participative, instrumental, and achievement-oriented. Finally, it lists some major principles of leading such as harmonizing objectives and effective communication.
Robert Blake and Jane Mouton proposed the managerial grid model in the 1960s to analyze leadership styles. The grid depicts two dimensions - concern for production and concern for people. Different combinations of high and low scores on these dimensions define five leadership styles: impoverished management, country club management, task management, middle-of-the-road management, and team management. The model is used in grid training to help managers identify their own styles and move towards the ideal of high concern for both production and people. Some criticisms are that the model ignores external factors and there may be additional aspects of leadership not covered.
The document discusses the differences and relationships between leadership and management. It addresses three dimensions: qualities/personalities of leaders versus managers, their different roles and processes, and the nature of their relationships with followers. It then reviews various theories and frameworks that describe management functions, including those proposed by Fayol, Adair, Mintzberg, Kotter and others. Overall, the document presents different perspectives on distinguishing and comparing the concepts of leadership and management.
Great presentation of Leadership and Motivation (by kiran and laxmi)Kiran
This presentation discusses leadership and motivation. It defines leadership as the ability to develop a vision that motivates others to move toward a common goal. It also defines motivation as the complex of forces that start and keep a person working in an organization.
The presentation covers several theories of leadership, including trait theory, contingency theory, behavioral theory, and situational theory. It also discusses four leadership styles according to Hersey and Blanchard: telling, selling, participating, and delegating.
Motivation is discussed in terms of needs, behavior, goals, and factors like monetary incentives such as salaries and wages and non-monetary incentives such as appreciation and working conditions. The importance of motivation for generating efficiency and performance is
The document discusses several theories of leadership, including trait theory, behavioral theory, and situational theory. Trait theory, proposed in the 19th century, focused on identifying talents and characteristics of leaders. However, traits alone do not guarantee effective leadership. Behavioral theory examines how leadership style and behaviors can be learned. Situational theory emphasizes that the appropriate leadership style depends on circumstances. Early research identified three styles: authoritarian, democratic, and laissez-faire, finding democratic leadership is typically most effective.
The document discusses various leadership styles including autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, transformational, transactional, charismatic, and servant leadership. It provides details on each style, such as autocratic leadership centralizing all decision-making power with the leader, while laissez-faire leadership gives subordinates maximum freedom. The document also presents a case study on how Steve Jobs demonstrated different leadership styles which helped Apple survive during difficult times.
This document discusses different types of leadership styles in administration and supervision. It describes autocratic leadership, where the leader has complete authority and decision-making power, and democratic leadership, where group members are involved in the decision-making process. Autocratic leadership is characterized by one-way communication and little input from subordinates, while democratic leadership encourages consultation and participation from all individuals. Both leadership styles have advantages and disadvantages depending on the situation and needs of the organization.
The document discusses the seven pillars of servant leadership. It begins by describing the first pillar - putting people first. A servant leader displays care and concern for others, and their primary choice is to serve. The second pillar is being a skilled communicator who demonstrates empathy, invites feedback, and communicates persuasively. The third pillar is having foresight - being visionary, creative, and exercising sound judgment. It describes foresight as an ethical responsibility for leaders to envision the right destination for the organization. The document emphasizes that servant leadership focuses on serving others and prioritizing their well-being over self-interest.
This document is a student assignment submitted to Ms. FahmidaChowdhury, an associate professor at the University of Asia Pacific. The assignment is on the topic of Adolf Hitler as a negative but effective leader. It includes an acknowledgment, table of contents, abstract, and sections on Hitler's history, leadership lessons from Hitler, management lessons from Hitler, and analyses of his leadership style using various models. The student aims to analyze Hitler's leadership despite his wrongdoings, examining how he was able to rise to power and influence others through his public speaking abilities and vision.
This document discusses several theories of leadership, including:
1. Great Man theory - Leaders are born with innate leadership qualities.
2. Trait theory - Leaders have superior traits that differentiate them from followers.
3. Behaviourist theory - Leadership is defined by a leader's actions rather than inherent traits.
4. Humanistic theories - Leadership focuses on developing individuals and organizing groups effectively.
5. Situational theories - The best leadership style depends on situational factors and the needs of followers. Different styles may be appropriate for different situations.
A group consists of two or more individuals who have some shared sense of identity and interact with one another. Groups can be formal or informal. Formal groups are intentionally organized within an organization to accomplish specific tasks or goals, while informal groups emerge spontaneously as people interact over time. Key aspects of groups include interaction among members, shared goals, and members seeing themselves as part of the group. Group dynamics and norms influence member behavior. Cohesiveness, or the degree of attraction between members, also impacts group functioning.
Descarga, instalación y desinstalación de un programaTecEdwin17
El documento describe los pasos para descargar, instalar y desinstalar el programa antivirus Avast. Para la instalación, explica buscar Avast en Google, descargar la versión esencial, ejecutar el archivo descargado e iniciar la instalación normal. Para la desinstalación, indica acceder al Panel de Control, seleccionar Desinstalar un programa, elegir Avast y confirmar la desinstalación.
EL IMPACTO DE LAS TIC EN LOS ROLES DOCENTES UNIVERSITARIOS. EL FUTURO PROFESOR UNIVERSITARIO, CON LA AYUDA DE LAS NUEVAS TECNOLÓGICAS, EJERCERÁ MÁS DE ORIENTADOR Y GUÍA DEL APRENDIZAJE, ASISTIENDO A LOS ALUMNOS EN TAREAS DE RAZONAMIENTO Y BÚSQUEDA.
Leadership styles or types is the manner and approach of providing direction, implementing plans, and motivating people. In this presentation three styles of leadership are discussed.
The document discusses various aspects of leadership in Bangladesh including different leadership styles, types of leaders, and support for leadership development. It describes Goleman's 6 leadership styles, different types like charismatic, autocratic, and hands-off leadership. It also discusses the debate on whether leaders are born or made and how born leaders and made leaders may differ. Situational leadership models and influential leaders who give, care for others, empower, and serve with humility are also mentioned. Support services for leadership development in Bangladesh are listed.
The document provides an overview of the history and definitions of leadership from the 1950s to the 1990s. It discusses how leadership has been defined as a personality, an exercise of influence, a function of behavior, and a means of achieving goals. It also describes the nature of leadership as both an art and a science. Leadership in organizations involves processes that contribute to developing and achieving organizational purpose while addressing various demands. Effective organizational leadership helps subunits achieve their purposes within the larger system.
Participative leadership involves soliciting input and ideas from employees and staff when making decisions. There are two main forms: representative participation where a group is involved, and participatory management where subordinates share decision making with supervisors. Participative leadership works by facilitating discussions, sharing information, encouraging ideas, synthesizing input, and communicating solutions. There are four types of participative decision making that differ in who makes the final call. While it can increase commitment and morale, drawbacks include potential inefficiency and slow decision making.
This document discusses different theories on the nature and development of leadership. It explores whether leaders are born or made, outlining theories on innate traits versus learned skills and styles. The document also examines levels of leadership from the individual to society, influential factors, and mainstream concepts like transactional leadership, transformational leadership, and situational leadership. Specific leadership models are mentioned, such as situational leadership theory, the managerial grid, servant leadership, and level 5 leadership.
This document discusses leadership and the relationship between leaders and followers. It defines leadership as motivating a group towards a common goal through social influence. There are different styles of leadership, including authoritarian, participative, and delegative. The relationship between leaders and followers is important for a group's functioning, and develops through repeated exposure and interaction over time as familiarity, similarity, and accessibility increase.
This document discusses organizational behavior and leadership. It emphasizes that leadership requires mutual well-being, trust, and intelligence among all members. Effective organizations have a proper structure, well-defined processes and norms, and clearly defined routines. The document examines what behaviors drive organizational success and how leaders can shape positive culture and legacy. It advocates for leadership that creates a shared vision for the future through thoughtful choices, actions with kindness, and deriving energy from passion.
The document discusses the qualities of a democratic leader. It identifies inclusiveness, intelligence, honesty, creativity, fairness, competence, and courage as key qualities. Democratic leaders seek input from their teams, provide information to empower others, and are honest even during criticism. They establish environments where creativity and new ideas can thrive. Democratic leaders also act with transparency, set clear guidelines, and inspire courageous change through their bold vision and decisions.
1. A group is defined as a collection of individuals who interact regularly and work together to achieve common goals. They share beliefs and norms.
2. There are four main types of groups: primary/secondary and formal/informal. Primary groups are formed based on social characteristics while secondary groups have a formal structure. Formal groups are created by an organization for a task while informal groups share interests.
3. Groups have different roles that members take on such as work roles to accomplish tasks, maintenance roles to support the group, and potential blocking roles that can disrupt the group. Role ambiguity and role conflict can occur within groups.
This document defines leadership and discusses various leadership styles and theories. It begins by providing several definitions of leadership focusing on influencing groups towards common goals. It then describes informal versus formal leadership and different leadership roles and tasks. The document discusses factors that influence leadership effectiveness including the leader's personality, subordinates, tasks, and organizational culture. It outlines several leadership behaviors and styles including supportive, participative, instrumental, and achievement-oriented. Finally, it lists some major principles of leading such as harmonizing objectives and effective communication.
Robert Blake and Jane Mouton proposed the managerial grid model in the 1960s to analyze leadership styles. The grid depicts two dimensions - concern for production and concern for people. Different combinations of high and low scores on these dimensions define five leadership styles: impoverished management, country club management, task management, middle-of-the-road management, and team management. The model is used in grid training to help managers identify their own styles and move towards the ideal of high concern for both production and people. Some criticisms are that the model ignores external factors and there may be additional aspects of leadership not covered.
The document discusses the differences and relationships between leadership and management. It addresses three dimensions: qualities/personalities of leaders versus managers, their different roles and processes, and the nature of their relationships with followers. It then reviews various theories and frameworks that describe management functions, including those proposed by Fayol, Adair, Mintzberg, Kotter and others. Overall, the document presents different perspectives on distinguishing and comparing the concepts of leadership and management.
Great presentation of Leadership and Motivation (by kiran and laxmi)Kiran
This presentation discusses leadership and motivation. It defines leadership as the ability to develop a vision that motivates others to move toward a common goal. It also defines motivation as the complex of forces that start and keep a person working in an organization.
The presentation covers several theories of leadership, including trait theory, contingency theory, behavioral theory, and situational theory. It also discusses four leadership styles according to Hersey and Blanchard: telling, selling, participating, and delegating.
Motivation is discussed in terms of needs, behavior, goals, and factors like monetary incentives such as salaries and wages and non-monetary incentives such as appreciation and working conditions. The importance of motivation for generating efficiency and performance is
The document discusses several theories of leadership, including trait theory, behavioral theory, and situational theory. Trait theory, proposed in the 19th century, focused on identifying talents and characteristics of leaders. However, traits alone do not guarantee effective leadership. Behavioral theory examines how leadership style and behaviors can be learned. Situational theory emphasizes that the appropriate leadership style depends on circumstances. Early research identified three styles: authoritarian, democratic, and laissez-faire, finding democratic leadership is typically most effective.
The document discusses various leadership styles including autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, transformational, transactional, charismatic, and servant leadership. It provides details on each style, such as autocratic leadership centralizing all decision-making power with the leader, while laissez-faire leadership gives subordinates maximum freedom. The document also presents a case study on how Steve Jobs demonstrated different leadership styles which helped Apple survive during difficult times.
This document discusses different types of leadership styles in administration and supervision. It describes autocratic leadership, where the leader has complete authority and decision-making power, and democratic leadership, where group members are involved in the decision-making process. Autocratic leadership is characterized by one-way communication and little input from subordinates, while democratic leadership encourages consultation and participation from all individuals. Both leadership styles have advantages and disadvantages depending on the situation and needs of the organization.
The document discusses the seven pillars of servant leadership. It begins by describing the first pillar - putting people first. A servant leader displays care and concern for others, and their primary choice is to serve. The second pillar is being a skilled communicator who demonstrates empathy, invites feedback, and communicates persuasively. The third pillar is having foresight - being visionary, creative, and exercising sound judgment. It describes foresight as an ethical responsibility for leaders to envision the right destination for the organization. The document emphasizes that servant leadership focuses on serving others and prioritizing their well-being over self-interest.
This document is a student assignment submitted to Ms. FahmidaChowdhury, an associate professor at the University of Asia Pacific. The assignment is on the topic of Adolf Hitler as a negative but effective leader. It includes an acknowledgment, table of contents, abstract, and sections on Hitler's history, leadership lessons from Hitler, management lessons from Hitler, and analyses of his leadership style using various models. The student aims to analyze Hitler's leadership despite his wrongdoings, examining how he was able to rise to power and influence others through his public speaking abilities and vision.
This document discusses several theories of leadership, including:
1. Great Man theory - Leaders are born with innate leadership qualities.
2. Trait theory - Leaders have superior traits that differentiate them from followers.
3. Behaviourist theory - Leadership is defined by a leader's actions rather than inherent traits.
4. Humanistic theories - Leadership focuses on developing individuals and organizing groups effectively.
5. Situational theories - The best leadership style depends on situational factors and the needs of followers. Different styles may be appropriate for different situations.
A group consists of two or more individuals who have some shared sense of identity and interact with one another. Groups can be formal or informal. Formal groups are intentionally organized within an organization to accomplish specific tasks or goals, while informal groups emerge spontaneously as people interact over time. Key aspects of groups include interaction among members, shared goals, and members seeing themselves as part of the group. Group dynamics and norms influence member behavior. Cohesiveness, or the degree of attraction between members, also impacts group functioning.
Descarga, instalación y desinstalación de un programaTecEdwin17
El documento describe los pasos para descargar, instalar y desinstalar el programa antivirus Avast. Para la instalación, explica buscar Avast en Google, descargar la versión esencial, ejecutar el archivo descargado e iniciar la instalación normal. Para la desinstalación, indica acceder al Panel de Control, seleccionar Desinstalar un programa, elegir Avast y confirmar la desinstalación.
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This document discusses various leadership theories and styles. It covers great man theories which assume leaders are born with inherent qualities. Trait theories link traits like confidence and courage to leadership. Contingency theories state that no style is best in all situations and success depends on variables. Situational theories propose that leadership style depends on situational factors. Behavioral theories believe great leaders are made through learning. Relationship theories focus on connections between leaders and followers. The document also outlines leadership styles including autocratic, bureaucratic, charismatic, democratic, laissez-faire, people-oriented, servant, and task-oriented. It concludes with functions and competencies of leadership.
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Leadership is the process of influencing others towards achieving a common goal. It involves developing a vision that motivates followers and directing an organization cohesively. Leadership theories include trait, behavioral, contingency and situational approaches. Effective leadership requires traits like honesty and self-confidence. The leader must know their followers and adapt their style to the situation using democratic, autocratic or laissez-faire approaches. The goal is to empower followers and set a good example to achieve success.
This document discusses different styles of leadership. It describes five types of leadership styles: 1) styles based on the amount of authority retained by the leader (autocratic, participative, free rein), 2) styles based on task versus people emphasis, 3) styles based on assumptions about people, 4) Likert's four styles, and 5) entrepreneurial leadership styles. It also discusses McGregor's Theory X and Y assumptions, the Leadership Grid framework, and concludes that effective leadership requires adapting one's style to circumstances.
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2. What is Leadership…
(1)“The process of influencing the activities of an
individual or group in efforts toward
accomplishing goals in a given situation.”
(2)“Empowering common people to achieve
uncommon feats. ”
3. Akio Morita 1921-1999
Co-founded Sony Corporation
with Masaru Ibuka. He is
widely acknowledged as the
father of the consumer
electronics industry, having
brought to market the
transistor, color TV,
Walkman... Steve Jobs was
an immense admirer of Sony
and always talked of making
Apple "the Sony of
computers".
6. Your leadership style is a persistent patterns of
behaviour that you exhibit, as perceived by
others, while attempting to influence the activities
of people.
What is Leadership Style?
7. The extent to which the leader is likely to
organize and define the roles of the members of
his group (followers); to explain what activities
each is to do as well as when, where and how
tasks are to be accomplished. It is further
characterized by endeavouring to establish well-
defined patterns of organization, channels of
communication, and ways of getting jobs
accomplished.
Task Behaviour
8. The extent to which a leader is likely to maintain
personal relationships between himself and the
members of his group (followers) by opening up
channels of communication, delegating
responsibility and giving subordinates an
opportunity to use their potential. It is
characterized by socio-emotional support,
friendship and mutual trust.
Relationship
Behaviour
11. Autocratic:
Autocratic leaders take authority and go headfirst in solving problems. They like
freedom to manage themselves and others.
Basic Leadership Styles;
Democratic (Participative):
These leaders encourage group members to participate, but retain the final say
over the decision-making process. Group members feel engaged in the process
and are more motivated and creative.
Free Rein (Laissez-faire):
Minimum control by the leader and maximum flexibility for the team members. As
such, the team leader often takes a back seat role and functions to coordinate and
direct actions of the team