This document provides an introduction to leadership, covering topics such as what leadership is, the importance of leadership, qualities of a leader, the differences between leadership and management, different leadership styles, and leader ethics. It defines leadership as a process of directing and influencing people towards accomplishing goals. The importance of leadership is discussed in terms of initiating action, providing motivation and guidance, creating confidence, building morale, and enabling coordination. Qualities of a good leader include intelligence, communication skills, empathy, and being a role model. The differences between leadership and management are explained, with leadership focusing more on inspiration and vision compared to the planning and control focus of management. Different leadership styles like autocratic, laissez-faire, democratic,
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Definition of Leadership:
Leadership refers to the relation between an individual and a group around some common interest and behaving in a manner directed or determined by him. Leadership may be defined in terms of totality of functions performed by executives as individuals and as a group.
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Leader is a person who leads his team in an Organization or business for better results in doing their task or job given
An introductory presentation into Servant Based Leadership. Designed to help someone unfamiliar with the concept gain a basic understanding of the pillars and principles that this type of leadership is based upon.
How to become a more effective leader/manager/supervisor. How to recognize your default leadership style, and how to incorporate other styles and methods in order to develop your leadership capabilities.
Definition of Leadership:
Leadership refers to the relation between an individual and a group around some common interest and behaving in a manner directed or determined by him. Leadership may be defined in terms of totality of functions performed by executives as individuals and as a group.
or
Leader is a person who leads his team in an Organization or business for better results in doing their task or job given
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2. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
3. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
4. A process by which an executive can:
1. Direct
2. Guide
3. Influence
behavior & work of others
T O W A R D S ;
Accomplishment of specific goals in a given situation.
5. The ability of a manager to
induce subordinates to work with
confidence and enthusiasm.
6. The ability to persuade others to seek
defined objectives enthusiastically
7. It is the human factor which
binds a group together and
motivates it towards goals.”
8. It is an inter-personal process
in which a manager is into
influencing and guiding
workers towards attainment of
goals.
9. This requires few
qualities to be present in
a person to be able to
lead, such qualities may
include:
1.Intelligence
2.Maturity
3.Personality
12. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
13. Importance of Leadership
› Leadership is an important
function of management
which helps to:
1. Maximize efficiency.
2. Achieve organizational goals.
15. Initiates Action
• Leader is a person who starts the
work by communicating the policies
and plans to subordinates from where
the work actually starts.
16. Motivation
• A leader proves to be playing an
incentive role in the concern’s
working.
• He motivates employees with
economic and non-economic rewards
and thereby gets the best from his
subordinates.
17. Providing Guidance
• A leader has to not only supervise, but
also play a guiding role for his
subordinates.
• Guidance here means instructing
subordinates to the way they have to
perform their work effectively and
efficiently.
18. Creating Confidence
Confidence is an important factor which
can be achieved through:
1. Expressing the work efforts to
subordinates.
2. Explaining them clearly their role.
3. Giving them guidelines to achieve
the goals effectively.
• It is also important to hear the
employees with regards to their
complaints and problems.
19. Building Morale
• Morale denotes willing co-operation
between employees towards their
work and getting them into confidence
and winning their trust.
• A leader can be a morale booster by
achieving full co-operation so that
they perform with best of their
abilities as they work to achieve goals.
20. Builds Work Environment
• Management is getting things done
from people.
• An efficient work environment helps in
sound and stable growth.
• Therefore, human relations should be
kept into mind by a leader.
• He should have personal contacts with
employees and should listen to their
problems and solve them.
• He should treat employees on
humanitarian terms.
21. Co-ordination
• Co-ordination can be achieved
through reconciling personal interests
with organizational goals.
• This synchronization can be achieved
through proper and effective co-
ordination which should be primary
motive of a leader.
22. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
24. Physical Appearance
• A leader must have a pleasing
appearance.
• Physique and health are very
important for a good leader.
25. Vision and Foresight
• A leader cannot maintain influence
unless he exhibits that he is forward
looking.
• He has to visualize situations and
thereby has to frame logical
programs.
26. Intelligence
• A leader should be intelligent enough
to examine problems and difficult
situations.
• He should be analytical who weighs
pros and cons and then summarizes
the situation.
• Therefore, a positive bent of mind and
mature outlook is very important.
27. Communicative Skills
• A leader must be able to communicate
the policies and procedures clearly,
precisely and effectively.
• This can be helpful in persuasion and
stimulation.
28. Objective
• A leader has to have a fair outlook
which is free from bias and which does
not reflects his willingness towards a
particular individual.
• He should develop his own opinion
and should base his judgment on facts
and logic.
29. Knowledge of Work
• A leader should be very precisely
knowing the nature of work of his
subordinates.
• It is the way he can win the trust and
confidence of his subordinates.
30. Sense of Responsibility
• Responsibility and accountability
towards an individual’s work is very
important to bring a sense of
influence.
• A leader must have a sense of
responsibility towards organizational
goals because only then he can get
maximum of capabilities exploited in a
real sense.
• For this, he has to motivate himself
and arouse and urge to give best of
his abilities.
• Only then he can motivate the
subordinates to the best.
31. Self-confidence and Will-
power
• Self confidence is important to earn
the confidence of the subordinates.
• He should be trustworthy and should
handle the situations with full will
power.
32. Humanist
• This trait to be present in a leader is
essential because he deals with
human beings and is in personal
contact with them.
• He has to handle the personal
problems of his subordinates with
great care and attention.
• Therefore, treating the human beings
on humanitarian grounds is essential
for building a congenial environment.
33. Empathy
• It is an old adage “Stepping into the
shoes of others”.
• This is very important because fair
judgment and objectivity comes only
then.
• A leader should understand the
problems and complaints of
employees and should also have a
complete view of the needs and
aspirations of the employees.
• This helps in improving human
relations and personal contacts with
the employees.
34. Remember
› A leader cannot have all traits at one time.
› Few of them helps in achieving effective results.
35. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
37. Cont. …
› It is essential to understand that leadership is an essential
part of effective management.
› As a crucial component of management, remarkable
leadership behavior stresses upon building an environment
in which each and every employee develops and excels.
39. Differences Between Leadership and
Management
Manager Leader
Lay down the structure and delegates
authority and responsibility.
Provide direction by developing the
organizational vision and communicating it to
the employees and inspiring them to achieve
it.
Focus on planning, organizing, staffing,
directing and controlling.
Focus on listening, building relationships,
teamwork, inspiring, motivating and
persuading followers.
Gets his authority by virtue of his position in
the organization.
Gets his authority from his followers.
Managers follow the organization’s policies
and procedure.
Leaders follow their own instinct.
Managers are exact, planned, standard,
logical and more of mind.
Is an art.
40. Differences Between Leadership and
Management
Manager Leader
The managers are required Leaders are a must/essential.
Management deals with the technical
dimension in an organization or the job
content
Focus on listening, building relationships,
teamwork, inspiring, motivating and
persuading followers.
Measures/evaluates people by their
name, past records, present
performance;
Leadership sees and evaluates
individuals as having potential for things
that can’t be measured, i.e., It deals with
future and the performance of people if
their potential is fully extracted.
Reactive Proactive
Based more on written communication. Based more on verbal communication.
42. Combining Leadership and Management
› “Leadership accompanied by management” sets a new
direction and makes efficient use of resources.
› Both leadership and management are essential for individual
as well as for organizational success.
43. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
44. 1. The authority exercised is a
kind of legitimate power, and
people follow figures
exercising it, because their
positions demand
irrespective of the person
holding the position.
Authority
Authority vs Leadership
Leadership
1. Leaders may have formal
authorities but they mostly
rely on the informal authority
they exercise on people to
influence them.
2. Leaders are trusted for their
judgment and respected for
their expertise, integrity …
etc, and hence they are
followed, not because they
hold a certain position.
3. For e.g. M.K. Gandhi for
most part did not hold any
official position to lead the
Indian freedom struggle.
45. 1. Formal authority and
power emerging from it,
might not always be able
to influence people in the
desired manner as; in
times of crisis and
difficulties people view it
as coercion.
Authority
Authority vs Leadership
Leadership
1. Leadership tends to create
followers out of “free will
and choice” without
forcing them to accept
anything thrown their way.
46. 1. Authority rarely provides a
scope for feedback,
constructive criticism or
opinions of the people on
whom it is exercised.
Authority
Authority vs Leadership
Leadership
1. leaders provide ample
platform to their followers
to voice their thoughts and
feedback.
47. 1. When dealing with adults,
the sole use of authority to
direct and discipline them
hardly works.
Authority
Authority vs Leadership
Leadership
1. Leadership provides a
better approach of sharing
and involving thus building
rapports with followers
and creating long term
relationships.
48. 1. Authority can hardly make
people change their
attitudes and behaviors
with lasting effects and
results.
Authority
Authority vs Leadership
Leadership
1. Leadership inspires
followers through self
modeled ways and hence,
leadership displays greater
effectiveness in addressing
attitudes and behaviors of
people.
49. 1. Exercising authority
sometimes limits the
approaches to arrive at
solutions for issues and
problems.
Authority
Authority vs Leadership
Leadership
1. Leadership encourages
people to look beyond the
obvious and think
innovatively and
sometimes emerge with
radical solutions.
50. • Apart from it, the biggest
difference between the two as
cited by Stephen R Covey is the
moral authority held by leaders
over the followers which is
absent in the case of power
from authority.
• Within the organizational setup,
when leaders also have moral
authority on their subordinates
by establishing a synchrony in
their words and actions; the rest
of the structure and processes
of the organization also get
aligned to it, thus creating a
robust and transparent culture.
51. Tips
› Authoritative way of working also encourages individuals to
work in silos while in the organizations of today; the leaders
need to have a complete picture and coordinate with other
functions and departments as and when required.
› It is indeed difficult for mangers and leaders to move out of
their circle of authority and coordinate and interact with
external people.
› However the need of the hour and the more effective
approach to leadership and management is when leaders
come out of their comfort zone and move from exercising
authority on a small group to leading the entire organization.
52. Tips
› Individuals, who do not rely on authority but lead people,
are the ones who enjoy the privilege of their ideologies and
thoughts practiced by later generations long after they are
gone.
› Even with individuals who held positions of responsibilities,
the ones who actually led their people are the ones
remembered and followed.
53. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
54. Leadership Styles
› All leaders do not possess the same attitude or the same
perspective.
› Few leaders adopt the carrot approach and few adopt the
stick approach.
› Thus, all of the leaders do not get the things done in the
same manner.
55. Cont. …
Their Style Varies
› The leadership style varies with the kind of people the leader
interacts and deals with.
› A perfect/standard leadership style is one which assists a
leader in getting the best out of the people who follow him.
58. Autocratic Leadership Style
› Leader has complete
command and hold over
their employees/team.
› The team cannot put
forward their views even if
they are best for the
team’s or organizational
interests.
› They cannot criticize or
question the leader’s way
of getting things done.
› The leader himself gets
things done.
59. Cont. …
Advantage of autocratic
leadership style is that it
leads to:
1. Speedy decision-making.
2. Greater productivity under
leader’s supervision.
3. The project is short-term
and risky.
Drawbacks of autocratic
leadership style is that it
leads to:
1. Greater employee
absenteeism and turnover.
60. Cont. …
Autocratic leadership style works only when:
1. The leader is the best in performing.
2. The job is monotonous, unskilled and routine in nature.
3. The project is short-term and risky.
62. The Laissez Faire Leadership Style
› The leader totally trusts his
employees to perform the
job themselves.
› He just concentrates on the
intellectual/rational aspect
of his work and does not
focus on the management
aspect of his work.
› The team/employees are
welcomed to share their
views and provide
suggestions which are best
for organizational interests.
63. Cont. …
This leadership style works only when the employees are:
1. Skilled.
2. Loyal.
3. Experienced.
4. Intellectual.
65. Democratic / Participative Leadership
Style
› The leaders invite and
encourage the team
members to play an
important role in decision-
making process, though
the ultimate decision-
making power rests with
the leader.
› The leader guides
employees on what to
perform and how to
perform, while the
employees communicate to
the leader their experience
and the suggestions if any.
66. Cont. …
Advantage of this style is that it
leads to:
1. Satisfied, motivated and more
skilled employees.
2. An optimistic work environment
and also encourages creativity.
Drawbacks of this style is that it
leads to:
1. Time-consuming.
68. Bureaucratic Leadership Style
› The leaders strictly adhere
to the organizational rules
and policies.
› Leaders make sure that
employees also strictly
follows the rules and
procedures.
› Promotions take place on
the basis of employees’
ability to adhere to
organizational rules.
› This leadership style
gradually develops over
time.
69. Cont. …
Advantage of this style is that it
leads to:
1. This leadership style is more
suitable when safe work
conditions and quality are
required.
Drawbacks of this style is that it
leads to:
1. This leadership style discourages
creativity and does not make
employees self-contented.
70. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
71. Definition of Ethics
› Ethics refer to the desirable and appropriate values and
morals according to an individual or the society at large.
› Ethics deal with the purity of individuals and their intentions.
› Ethics serve as guidelines for analyzing “what is good or
bad” in a specific scenario.
› Correlating ethics with leadership, we find that ethics is all
about the leader’s identity and the leader’s role.
72. Ethical Theories
› Ethical theories on leadership talk about two main things:
1. The actions and behavior of leaders.
2. The personality and character of leaders.
73. Cont. …
› It is essential to note that “Ethics are an essential to
leadership”.
› A leader drives and influences the subordinates to achieve a
common goal, organizational quest or any project.
› It is an ethical job of the leader to treat his subordinates
with respect as each of them has unique personality.
› The ethical environment in an organization is built and
developed by a leader as:
1. They have an influential role in the organization.
2. They have an influence in developing the organizational values.
74. An Effective and Ethical Leader
Has the Following Traits /
Characteristics:
75. Dignity and Respectfulness
› He respects others.
› An ethical leader should not use his followers as a medium to achieve his
personal goals.
› He should respect their feelings, decision and values.
– Respecting the followers implies listening effectively to them, being
compassionate to them, as well as being liberal in hearing opposing
viewpoints.
› In short, it implies treating the followers in a manner that authenticate their
values and beliefs
76. Serving Others
He serves others.
› An ethical leader should place his
follower’s interests ahead of his
interests.
He should be humane.
› He must act in a manner that is
always fruitful for his followers.
77. Justice
He is fair and just.
› An ethical leader must treat all his
followers equally.
› There should be no personal bias.
› Wherever some followers are
treated differently, the ground for
differential treatment should be
fair, clear, and built on morality.
78. Community Building
He develops community.
› An ethical leader considers his
own purpose as well as his
followers’ purpose, while making
efforts to achieve the goals
suitable to both of them.
› He is considerate to the
community interests.
› He does not overlook the
followers’ intentions.
› He works harder for the
community goals.
79. Honesty
He is loyal and honest.
› Honesty is essential to be an ethical
and effective leader.
› Honest leaders can be always relied
upon and depended upon.
› They always earn respect of their
followers.
› An honest leader presents the fact
and circumstances truly and
completely, no matter how critical
and harmful the fact may be.
› He does not misrepresent any fact.
80. Note
› It is essential to note that leadership is all about values, and it is impossible
to be a leader if you lack the awareness and concern for your own personal
values.
81. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
82. Leadership Strategy
Which Leadership Style to Follow ?› Without an effective
leadership strategy, it is
believed, that the
organizational strategies do
not work.
› Best players in a team do
not guarantee success
without a great coach,
similarly, work teams may
not function effectively if
leaders do not follow an
appropriate leadership
strategy.
83. Leadership Strategy
To understand leadership styles here are three scenarios:
Scenario 1
• A teacher gives a question to the class full of students, however,
solves it for them.
Scenario 2
• A teacher gives the question to the students and observes how
students solve them
Scenario 3
• A teacher gives a question to the students and moves around the
class, observes the students, and helps wherever required.
“Leading from the
Front”
“Supportive Leadership
Style”
“Interactive Leadership
Style”
84. Leadership Strategy
Leadership styles / strategies could be based on personality
traits like directive leadership, structured leadership, intuitive
leadership, or process driven leadership.
85. Here are Some Tips While
Selecting Leadership Strategy /
Style:
86. Which Leadership Style to Follow ?
› A leader must be aware of
his personality traits and
those of his team to
understand which
leadership style will be
most effective.
87. Cont. …
› A common mistake
especially a lot of new
leaders make is to copy
established or well know
leaders.
88. Leadership Self Assessment
If people you lead could elect
their leader:
1.What qualities would they
want in you?
2.Would they elect you?
3.Why would anyone would
choose to follow you?
89. 1. What is leadership
2. Importance of leadership
3. Qualities of a leader
4. Leadership and management
5. Authority vs leadership
6. Leadership styles
7. Leader ethics
8. Leadership strategy
9. Manager fatal mistakes
90. Managers Fatal Errors
1. Refusal to accept personal
responsibility.
2. Fail to develop people.
3. Try to control results
instead of influencing
thinking.
4. Join the wrong crowd.
5. Manage everyone the
same way.
6. Try to manipulate people.
7. Concentrate on problems
rather than objectives.
8. Be a buddy – not a boss.
9. Condone incompetence.
10.Recognize only top
performers.
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Leadership is a group process, it involves two or more people interacting with each other.
A leader is involved in shaping and modeling the behavior of the group towards accomplishment of organizational goals.
There is no best style of leadership, it all depends upon tackling with the situations.
Adage قول مأثور
A leader is one who influences the behavior and work of others in group efforts towards achievement of specified goals in a given situation.
Who is the leader, black or green
Coercion اكراه
Dignity كرامة
Compassionate رحمة
Remember, each situation is unique and so are the followers.
A leadership style which may be suited to a well known leader may not be appropriate for your team.
Make no mistake here - do not try and imitate other leaders.