Introduction
Jerry McGuire is about a young successful sports agent, played by Tom Cruise who has it all: a gorgeous fiancée, the largest clients and respected. Then one night, Jerry realizes what is wrong with the sports agency and tries to change his approach by writing a memo suggesting the company take fewer clients so SMI, the sports agency company would take better care of their customers instead of putting the contacts first. With this new outlook on life, Jerry shares his idea with his superiors, but instead, they disagree with the notion, strip his: high-paying clients, his elite status with the company and Jerry loses practically loses everything. Jerry is forced to step down from the enterprise and only takes one of his low earning …show more content…
Traditional authority is also preferring as traditional domination, meaning a method of leadership using an organization or ruling management skills utilizing tradition or customs. Max Weber, (21 April 1864- 14 June 1920) is a well-known German sociologist who defines Charismatic authority as, "Resting on devotion to the exceptional sanctity, heroism, or exemplary character of a, person, and of the normative patterns or order revealed or ordained by him ( (Last Name, Article Title, Year)).” Charismatic authority based on the leadership personality to be more captivating and comfortable with a group. Throughout Jerry McGuire, he shows charismatic authority towards his clients, especially towards his new and only client Rob Tidwell (Cuba Gooding Jr.) who builds a close relationship. In the movie for intense, Jerry’s first advice from his sports agent mentor, Dicky Fox said, “The key, is contact ().” The Dicky Fox quote is a characteristic of charismatic authority. On the contrary, Jerry’s higher superiors, are more stuck with the traditional power by not allowing McGuire to share his new way of thinking and rather stick with their old way of thinking. Bob Sugar, Jerry’s longtime partner and superiors, did not like about Jerry’s statement were, “lessening the clients …show more content…
Feminism is designed to uncover the traditional form within an organization (). Feminism is shown in the movie by Dorothy’s mother who hosts a women’s support group, discussing the flaws of men in the organization and influences women to be independent without the influence of men. A noteworthy scene in the movie is_ when Jerry collides with Dorothy’s women’s support group to win over the love of Dorothy Boyd. Another example is early in the film () when Dorothy’s mother introduces the scene when she introduces the group in the scene while they talk about_. But this term of feminism is second-way generation definition which is, “fighting against gender discrimination ().”
Conclusion.
The film of Jerry McGuire shows a representation of traditional and charismatic forms of authority, descriptive and prescriptive approaches, the four flows of organization, and feminism. Jerry Maguire is a good reference to use communication within an
Jerry McGuire is about a young successful sports agent, played by Tom Cruise who has it all: a gorgeous fiancée, the largest clients and respected. Then one night, Jerry realizes what is wrong with the sports agency and tries to change his approach by writing a memo suggesting the company take fewer clients so SMI, the sports agency company would take better care of their customers instead of putting the contacts first. With this new outlook on life, Jerry shares his idea with his superiors, but instead, they disagree with the notion, strip his: high-paying clients, his elite status with the company and Jerry loses practically loses everything. Jerry is forced to step down from the enterprise and only takes one of his low earning …show more content…
Traditional authority is also preferring as traditional domination, meaning a method of leadership using an organization or ruling management skills utilizing tradition or customs. Max Weber, (21 April 1864- 14 June 1920) is a well-known German sociologist who defines Charismatic authority as, "Resting on devotion to the exceptional sanctity, heroism, or exemplary character of a, person, and of the normative patterns or order revealed or ordained by him ( (Last Name, Article Title, Year)).” Charismatic authority based on the leadership personality to be more captivating and comfortable with a group. Throughout Jerry McGuire, he shows charismatic authority towards his clients, especially towards his new and only client Rob Tidwell (Cuba Gooding Jr.) who builds a close relationship. In the movie for intense, Jerry’s first advice from his sports agent mentor, Dicky Fox said, “The key, is contact ().” The Dicky Fox quote is a characteristic of charismatic authority. On the contrary, Jerry’s higher superiors, are more stuck with the traditional power by not allowing McGuire to share his new way of thinking and rather stick with their old way of thinking. Bob Sugar, Jerry’s longtime partner and superiors, did not like about Jerry’s statement were, “lessening the clients …show more content…
Feminism is designed to uncover the traditional form within an organization (). Feminism is shown in the movie by Dorothy’s mother who hosts a women’s support group, discussing the flaws of men in the organization and influences women to be independent without the influence of men. A noteworthy scene in the movie is_ when Jerry collides with Dorothy’s women’s support group to win over the love of Dorothy Boyd. Another example is early in the film () when Dorothy’s mother introduces the scene when she introduces the group in the scene while they talk about_. But this term of feminism is second-way generation definition which is, “fighting against gender discrimination ().”
Conclusion.
The film of Jerry McGuire shows a representation of traditional and charismatic forms of authority, descriptive and prescriptive approaches, the four flows of organization, and feminism. Jerry Maguire is a good reference to use communication within an