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LEADERSHIP
Leadership is the ability to lead or guide people
towards the accomplishment of a common goal.
It involves:
1. Having a vision
2. Convincing others by sharing the vision.
3. Inspiring others to realize the vision.
4. Providing knowledge and strategy.
5. Coordinating and guiding.
6. Balancing interests of all.
7. Being resilient at times of crisis.
LEADER AND A BOSS:
All bosses are not leaders. Leaders lead people by
their influence and charisma rather than
authority.
A boss may or may not be a leader.
LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT:
Management is doing things right while leadership
is doing right things.
Management is concerned with planning and
execution, where as leader is more concerned with
setting the direction.
Manager looks at how and when? Leader at what
and why?
Management relies at organizational structure
while leader relies on personal influence.
Manager motivates- leader inspires.
Management focuses on maintenance – leader
focuses on development.
Manager coordinates people, leader nurtures them.
ANALYZING LEADERSHIP:
LEADER
Personality
Position
Expertise
FOLLOWERS SITUATION
Cohesiveness Task
Values Stress
Norms Environment
Leadership Framework consists of three
elements:
1. LEADER
The traits of a leader, his expertise and his
societal/ organizational positions are the key
factors.
2. FOLLOWERS
The values the norms and extend of bond
between the leaders and followers influence how
a group performs.
3. SITUATION
The interaction between the leader and the
followers depends on the situation.
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