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Presentation on Leaders &

Leadership
Welcome to our Presentation

Let’s Begin Now!

Presented By- Prepared For-


Mehnaz Binty Azam -21264006 Dr. Shilpi Das
Sumaita Islam- 21164075 Associate Professor,
Md Shahriar Bhuiyan - 21364082 Department of AIS,
Md Nazmul Hassan - 21164052 Jagannath University
Arif Razzaque Dhrubo - 20364004
LEADERS

"If your actions inspire


others to dream more,
learn more, do more and
become more, you are a
leader.”

• leads or commands a group, organization or country


•  must have an honest understanding of who you are, what you kno
w, and what you can and cannot do; “know thy self”
WHAT IS LEADERSHIP?

Leadership is the capacity


to translate vision into real 1. ability to influence other people ma
nage things, lead people
ity.  2.important for the success of an organizati
on
—Warren Bennis
Contemporary Perspectives on Leadership

• Path-goal leadership theory


• The Vroom and Yetton model
• Leader–member exchange theory
Applicable theory in Tammy Savage’s case

Path-goal leadership theory

The Vroom and Yetton model

Leader–member exchange theory

Why Path-goal theory?


Guidelines of Path-goal Theory
• Determine what outcomes
subordinates are trying to
obtain in the workplace • Reward subordinates for
performing at high levels or
achieving their work goals by
giving them desired outcomes

• Ensure the subordinates believe


they can obtain their work goals
and perform at high levels
Terminology about Path-goal Leadership

Directive leade Supportive leade Achievement-ori Participative lea


rship rship ented leadership dership
Tammy Savage’s approach to leadership
Achievement-oriented approach:
Setting challenging goals
01
Expecting highest level of performance

02
Providing employees with autonomy and
freedom
03 Showing confidence and belief in
employees
04
Tammy Savage’s approach to leadership
Participative approach:

Consulting with subordinates


01
Collecting suggestions
02
Setting subordinates’ ideas and
performance as core value
03
Emphasizing cooperation in working
04
Interpersonal skill Situation to relate
• succeeded her idea of developing a new genera
• ability to communicate tion
• participate and achievement-oriented approac
• understand and motivate individua
h
ls and groups
• encouraged her team to work together
• efforts would be recognized right away
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Conceptual skill Situation to relate
• ability to think in the abstract • reevaluated the whole of Microsoft’s
business
• able to see the “big picture” • to identify the principle need
• to overcome the rivals

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Diagnostic skill Situation to relate
• figure out the failure and solution
• better understand cause-and-
• needs for online companionship
effect relationships
and socialization
• recognize the optimal solutions
• MSN messenger, proved to be
highly popular
• optimal decision was right

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Measuring Leader St
yle
• Low LPC Leader

• High LPC Leader

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Savage’s Style with Situational
Characteristics

•Leader-Member Relationship
•Task Structure
•Position power

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Conclusion
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