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Employees usually want to be identified with them as their biggest source of trust and confidence (Bass, 2013). Additionally, transactional leaders have a better relationship with both their supervisor as well as their employees. Based on an exploratory study, done by Barling, Slater, & Kelloway (2000) they found that employees not only improve exponentially when they believe their lead by transformational leaders, but they also are much more satisfied with the company’s performance as a whole. Furthermore, transformational leaders frequently raise the working standards, take calculated risks, and inspire others to join them as well (Bass, 2013). JLB Enterprises require such a Charismatic leader that is adaptable. So, instead of sticking to the norms of the work environment, they challenge and change it for the …show more content…
Since, every employee is different; they have their own individual needs. Employees have multiple needs which vary based on various factors such as family, cultural, economic, social, political values, and career aspirations. Often times, when such needs are not met or not taken into consideration the employees may start to believe that they are not even a vital part of the company and hence feel unmotivated. Furthermore, the fulfillment of individual needs can pinpoint internal factors that can lead to a positive work environment (Ramlall, 2004). Likewise, when communications are made more on an individual level than group level employees are more likely to have a stronger impact on them (Bass, 2013). Therefore, to have effective organization JLB Enterprises should implement flexibility in adapting a work environment that works well with their employees on an individual