ASSIGNMENT 2 Topic: Leadership Styles with Examples Submitted To: Madam Saman Naz (Course Instructor) Submitted By: Mr. Ammar Hassan (BBC-08-15) Institute of Management Sciences‚ Bahauddin Zakariya University‚ Multan Authoritarian Leadership An autocratic leader is the one who believes in taking all the important decisions himself. It is the leader who decides how the work has to be done and by whom. Once
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Leadership Style Leadership it is hard to define. Lots of famous and not so famous people have been writing about it and the importance of an effective leadership for organizations to be successful. One of my favorites is the one Harry S. Truman the Thirty-third President of the United States did: “My definition of a leader . . . is a man who can persuade people to do what they don ’t want to do‚ or do what they ’re too lazy to do‚ and like it”. But‚ should a leader use always the same type of
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HOW I BECAME A PARTICIPATIVE LEADER To be honest‚ this assignment has had me overthinking about what type of leader I am‚ which is why I had to take two tests‚ and both resulted in evidencing‚ according to my attitudes and thoughts‚ a participative leadership style; it is a description with which I completely agree. When I come to think about it‚ most of the times I accept input from my team members when I am designated as team-leader‚ since I am convinced that all the group members have to get
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ABSTRACT Leadership is defined as a process by which a person influences others to accomplish an objective and directs the organization in a way that makes it more cohesive and coherent. The role of leadership in an organization is determined by the culture of the company and based on the manager’s beliefs‚ values and assumptions will have major influence over their decisions. A good leader sees the best in people and figures out what it takes to motivates the individuals. A manager is judged
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Leadership Style Marcia Williams LDR/532 January 28‚ 2014 Leadership Style Mary Kay Ash‚ the founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics‚ built her success through leadership. Studying her leadership style to compare and contrast one’s own style can help a person identify areas he or she may find as his or her own strengths and areas he or she may want to work to improve. Often discovering other people’s view can provide new insight‚ a mentor is an ideal person to discuss this topic with. Finding a role model
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and creating an environment that allows the active participation of all the team members. In agreement to his way of exercising the conduction of the team‚ the leader can be considered to be authoritarian‚ democratically or laissez faire. The leadership does not depend only on the person who gives the orders‚ but also on the society. A leader is born or is done? Did you have the characteristic to be a great leader? It is difficult to choose only one leader for this work since they are so many great
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Leadership Styles During my coursework learning about the variety of leadership styles‚ I have been able to take something positive away from each style. My personal preference is the "participative leadership style" and the most likely choice for me to use when in a leadership role. For instance‚ I learned from each style that there will be something events that would be applicable given the work environment and situation at hand for the proper style. Because there are instances where management
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Leadership Style LDR 531 October 4‚ 2013 Rick Benito Leadership Style A Leader to Emulate Robert “Bob” Gale was the first sales manager ever worked with at Baxter Healthcare’s Renal Division. Although Bob never had a political agenda‚ when it came to managing the Hemodialysis Sales Team‚ he demonstrated many traits of a transforming leader. According to Yukl‚ “These leaders seek to raise the consciousness of followers by appealing to ideals and moral values.” (p. 347). The first advice
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Leadership Styles 1. Participative Leadership: It is also called as the democratic leadership style in which participative leadership values the input of team members and peers. The final decision is made by the participative leader. This type of leadership boosts employee morale as employees make contributions to the decision-making process. Shirish thinks this works great‚ when a company needs to make changes within the organization‚ the participative leadership style helps employees accept
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Question 4 Essay 20 points [CHAPTER 15] List and explain the different approaches to leadership and the different leadership styles of today’s thinking. Cite two examples of styles of leaders you have personally observed with a functional description fitting each example. Leadership is the process by which the behavior of others is directed toward the accomplishment of a particular objective. The Trait Approach to leadership states that a good leader is born not made‚ i.e.‚ if one could list the characteristics
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