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KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN ‘Female leadership for a sustainable European Management Model (EMM)’ Literature study Sophie van Eupen Elsy Van Roy‚ Staff worker Gelijke Kansen Tel. : + 3216325610 Fax : +3216325702 E-mail : Elsy.vanRoy@diversiteit.kuleuven.be http://www.kuleuven.be/diversiteit/cgkd Introduction………………………………………………………..………………………..……….………….………………... 3 The glass ceiling is broken…………………………………..…………………………..…………………..….…………… 4 A (business) case for women………………………………..…………………………………………
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elements affecting the situation. The three primary elements affecting the of the Situational Leadership model as identified by Changingminds.org are follower readiness‚ factors affecting the situation‚ and factors affecting the leader (as cited in Tannenbaum & Schmitt‚ 1958 pp.95-101) Follower readiness is the most important element. Where there is no readiness to follow‚ there exists no leadership. Readiness is how ready a person is to accomplish a particular task. Readiness is measured in respect
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D R BA 2700 Organizational Behavior Instructor: Crystal Kenefic‚ MBA February 8‚ 2011 Concepts of Organizational Behavior Business is business‚ but how you operate your business is the key to success. There are many concepts to Organizational Behavior‚ but three key concepts must exist and continually be improved. Motivation‚ workplace stress and leadership exist and must continually be evaluated in every work environment. I chose these concepts because of their interaction with
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leaders need to change their leadership style to suit situation. Researchers then started working on situational and contingency factors which led to the development of contingency theories such as Fiedler theory (1967)‚ Leadership continuum theory (Tannenbaum & Schmidt‚ 1973)‚ Path goal theory (House & Mitchell‚ 1974) and Normative theory (Vroom & Yetton‚ 1973; Vroom & Jago‚ 1988‚ 1995). While Fiedler theory recommends changing the situation rather than changing leadership style‚ rest
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References: 1. Robert Tannenbaum and Warren H. Schmidt‚ The continuum of Leadership Behavior. [online] Available at: http://www.stewart-associates.co.uk/leadership-models.aspx Accessed on 11th January 2011 2. PETER B. SMITH‚ MARK F. PETERSON and SHALOM H. SCHWARTZ‚ 2002. CULTURAL VALUES‚ SOURCES
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REFLECTIVE REVIEW – M3.10 INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP Leadership Styles The factors that could influence my leadership style are: • The type of situation • Individuals • Time • Importance • Pressure from Above • Organisational culture • Geographical area • My Attitude Managerial influence from above could also influence my managerial style. If the organisational culture is one of autocracy I may well adopt the same stance to fit in with the organisational
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