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The Brief idea about the Transactional Leadership and Transformational Leadership.
Difference between them and component and implications of this style model.
Transactional leadership emphasizes results, stay within the existing structure of an organization and measures success according to that organization’s system of rewards and penalties.
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people who are transactional leaders
transactional vs transformational leadership
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people who are transactional leaders
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examples of transactional leaders today
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history of transactional leadership theory
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articles on transactional leadership theory
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Implications of Transactional Theory
Difference between Transactional and Transformational Leaders
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Transformational Leadership
Continuum of Leadership Behaviour
Likert’s Management System
people who are transactional leaders
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Functions, Role, And Importance Of Leadership
Types Of Leaders
Traits Of Good Leader
Managerial Grid
Theories Of Leadership
Power, Influence, Followership, And Leadership
Leadership Styles
Leadership Continuum
Trait, Behavioural And Situational Approach
Leadership Effectiveness
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3. Outline:
Identify the basic nature of organization
design.
Identify the two basic universal perspectives
on organization design.
Bureaucratic Model
Behavioral Model
4. The Nature of Organization Design:
Organization Design:
The overall set of structural elements and the relationships among those
elements used to manage the total organization.
A means to implement strategies and plans to achieve organizational goals.
Organization Design Concepts:
Organizations are not designed and then left intact. Organizations are in a
continuous state of change.
Organization design for larger organizations is extremely complex and has
many nuances and variations.
5. Universal Perspectives on
Organization Design:
Bureaucratic Model (Max Weber)
According to Max Weber, a German sociologist, a bureaucracy is
defined as an organization founded on a legitimate and formal
system of authority.
A logical, rational, and efficient organization design based on a
legitimate and formal system of authority.
6. Characteristics:
Adopt a division of labor with each position filled by an expert.
create a hierarchy of position so that the scalar chain of command runs
from top to bottom in the organization.
Establish a hierarchy of positions, which creates a chain of command
runs from top to bottom in the organization.
All managers should conduct business in an impersonal
manner, maintaining an appropriate social distance from their
subordinates.
Establish specific personnel policies and practices to ensure that
employment and promotion in the organization is based on expertise
and performance.
7. Advantages
Efficiency in function due to well-defined practices and procedures.
Organizational rules prevent favoritism.
Recognition of and requirement for expertise stresses the value of an
organization’s employees.
Disadvantages
Organizational inflexibility and rigidity due to rules and procedures.
Neglects the social and human processes within the organization.
Belief in “one best way” to design an organization does not apply to all
organizations and their environments.
8. Behavioral Model: Likert System
Renesis Likert
Organizations that pay attention to work groups and interpersonal
processes are more effective than bureaucratic organizations.
Universal approach that recognized the weakness and limitations
of the rational and mechanistic characteristics of bureaucratic
model.
9. Likert’s System 4 Organization
Rensis Likert discovered critical relationships between organization
design and effectiveness. His research dealt with eight characteristics
of organizations-
The leadership process
The motivation process
The communication process
The interaction process
The decision process
The goal setting process
The control process
Performance goals
10. Likert concluded that the managers should adopt what he called as
system 4 approach to the organization design.
System 4 was a behavioral approach that emphasized on supporting
relationships, practiced group decision making, and established high-
performance goals.
Strength
Emphasis on behavioral process of organization.
Weakness
• This approach was founded on the premise that there is only “one best way”
to design organizations, while it seems to be abundantly clear that there is no
best way.