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THE MBTI IS used to provide an accurate picture of a person's personality including?


1.Extraversion/Introversion: where people prefer to focus their attention an get their energy


2.sensing/Intuition: describes how people prefer to assimilate information


3.Thinking/Feeling: describes how people prefer to make decisions.


4.Judging/Perceiving: Describes how people prefer to deal with the outside world.



emotional intelligence (EI) 1990 based on Professor John Mayer and Peter Salovey

overviews five dimensions: Self awareness, self management, self motivation, empathy, social skills
leading

is the act of controlling, directing, conducting, guiding, and administering through the use of personnel behavior traits or personality characteristics that motivate employees to the successful completion of the organizations goals.
four general theories or approaches to describing leadership

traits, behavior, situations, principles
traits of a good leader

supervisor ability, decisiveness, intelligence, self-assurance, initiative, desire for professional success, integrity, personnel security, vision, interpersonal skills, living ion the future

basic leadership styles


autocratic: tells subordinates what to do and how to do it with little or no input.


democratic: includes employees in the decision making and allows them to work with the least amount of supervision.


laissez-faire: leaves employees to make all decisions.




Two dimensional leadership style, Ohio state study done in the 1940's

Telling, selling refined autocratic approach, participating, delagating


contemporary leadership styles




Charismatic: inspires employee loyalty and creates an enthusiastic vision


Transformational: Depends on continuous learning


transactional: involves an exchange between employees and managers in which employees perform tasks in exchange for rewards.


symbolic: based on a strong organizational culture that holds common values and beliefs.


situational leadership: MMMEEEEE

allows the chief officer to be flexible in selecting the style that best suits the situation and the employees that are involved.
contingency leadership model

used to determine whether a person's leadership style was task oriented or relationship oriented.

Leadership Style chart:




Directive


an autocratic approach. Members want and expect a strong authority

Leadership Style chart




Supportive


useful when: members do not want or perceive the need for strong authority


have high skill ability


task is simple

Leadership Style chart


participative




used when highly skilled members want to be involved with the decision making process

Leadership Style chart




achievement


leader sets difficult but achievable goals

principled leadership

developed by steven covey. Focuses on the use of basic values or principles to lead an organization. It suggests that there are certain core ethical values that the individual holds and transfers to others in the organization. EXAPMPLE of the values: integrity, excellence, respect for the individual, harmony, loyalty.

most leadership traits can be summed up in five concepts


1. THE good leader sees opportunities that others do not


2. identifies challenges early


3. communicates effectively


4 plans for success


5. builds trust in others

leadership definition

THE US airforce defines leadership as: The art of influencing and directing people to accomplish the mission
rule of reciprocity

obligates and individual to repay in some for what another has given.

to be an effective leader:

A CO must be publicly consistent in decision-making, policy development, and enforcement

social proof

used in actions and beliefs of others to gain compliance.
command presence


1. self confidence


2. trustworthiness


3. consistency


4. responsibility


5. acceptance


6. expertise


balanced leader

is concerned with getting the work accomplished while considering the well-being and happiness of workgroup members.
laissez-faire

most people oriented leadership style