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Management Styles by MR - Brijesh Sawant F29
Management Styles by MR - Brijesh Sawant F29
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Leadership styles
Formal and informal:
Formal is deliberate, and conscious. Informal has nothing to do with
official relationship.
Autocratic or Authoritarian
Centralization of authority. Freedom to develop is present and decide is
absent
Strict Autocrat-Negative motivation approach
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Leadership styles
Cont…
Manipulative Autocrat-takes the decision and gives the feel that the
decision are taken by the subordinates.
Participative or Democratic
Decision making process and authority are decentralized. Discretion to
develop the organization and to decide on matters present
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Leadership styles
Cont…
entrusted to the subordinates by the leader.
Paternalistic
Functions fatherly. T riggers in the minds of the followers
Rule Centric
Copy book personality. Get guided by rules and regulations. Unwilling
to relax
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Managerial grid theory
High
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(Country club) (Team)
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6 5.5
Concern
for the 5 (Middle of
people The road)
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2 1.1 9.9
1 (Impoverished) (Task)
Low
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 High
Concern for
Production 5
Managerial grid theory
Leader should have concern for the people and concern for the task.
The question is how much attention do they pay to one another?
This question is answered by the model defined by Blake and Mouton
in the early 1960s.
Impoverished Leadership-Style1.1-Good for nothing Boss
Has little or low concern for people or task
Main concern himself/herself
Stages drama of putting hard work
Keeps to his /her job and stays out of trouble
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Country Club Leadership-Style 1.9-Friendly boss
Runs a cozy country club within the office
Looks after people and values friendly relations more than the task
Play safe-precedents
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Managerial grid theory
Do what others do’’ attitude
Poor listener
Highly sarcastic
Wants to have complete control
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Team leadership(Developer)-Style 9.9-Team maker
Gains commitment and co-operation of the members of the team
Inspire a win attitude
Promote enthusiasm and volunteerism
Believes not in “I but in We”
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