Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. Drive
2. Self-confidence
3. Creativity
4. Cognitive ability
5. Job-relevant knowledge
6. Motivation
7. Flexibility
8. Honesty and integrity
* A leader high in concern for task = plans and defines the work to be done,
asigns task responsabilities, sets clear work standards, urges task completion
and monitors performance results.
* A leader high in concern for people = acts with warmth and supportiveness
toward followers, maintains good social relations with them, respects their
feelings, is sensitive to their needs and shows trust in them.
* Leadership style = the recurring pattern of behaviors exhibited by a leader.
* Autocratie = leader acts in a command-and-control fashion.
* Human relations = leader emphasizes people over task.
* Laissez-faire = leader has "do the best you can and do not bother me"
attitude.
* Democratic = leader emphasizes both tasks and people.
* Least-preferred co-worker scale = LPC, is used in Fiedlers contigency
model to measure a persons leadership style.
* 3 CONTIGENCY VARIABLES
1. quality of leader-member relations = measures the degree to which the
gorup supports the leader.
2. task structure = measures the extent to which task goals, procedures and
guidelines are clearly spelled out.
3. position power = measures the degree to which the position gives the
leader power to reward and punish subordinates,
* For high-control situations and low-control situations the best fit is task-
motivated leader.
* For moderate-control situations best fit is relationship-motivated leader.
* HERSEY SITUATIONAL LEADERSHIP MODEL
1. Delegating = allowing the group to take resposability for task decisions : a
low-task, low-relationship style.
2. Participating = emphasiying shared ideas and pariticipative decisions on
task directions : a low-task and high-relationship style.
3. Selling = explaining task directions in a supportive and persuasive way : a
high-task and high-relationship style.
4. Telling = giving specific tasks directions and closely supervising work : a
high-task anbd low-relationship style.
* Directive leadership = letting followers know what is expected : giving
directions on what to do and how to do, scheduling work to be done,
maintaining definite standards of performance and clarifying the leaders role
in the group.
* Supportive leadership = doing things to make work more pleasant : treating
team members as equals, being friendly and approachable and showing
concern for the well-being of subordinates.
* Achievement-oriented leadership = setting challenging goals : expecting the
highest levels of performance, emphasizing continuous improvement in
performance and displaying confidence in meeting high standards.
* Participative leadership = involving team members in decision making :
consulting with them, asking for suggestions and using those suggestions for
decision making.
* CONTIGENCY RELATIONSHIPS IN HOUSES PATH-GOAL THEORY
- Leaderships styles : directive, supportive, achievement-oriented and
participative.
- Follower contigencies : ability, experience and locus of control
- Leader effectiveness : value added to situation.
- Environmental contigencies : task structure, authority system and work
group.
* Substitutes for leadership = factors in the work setting that direct work efforts