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    Standards of ethical leadership originate from a value-based style of leadership that impacts the beliefs of followers. It’s a concept that influences employee motivation, attitudes, and behaviors. According to Brown (2015) one way in which ethical leaders affect the self-concept and beliefs of followers is leading by example. To show an ideological stance that is based on ethical behavior serves as a vehicle that drives ethical performance within an organization. ECI conducted its National…

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    The leadership plans that I composed are a personal development of the primary views of fulfilling my visions and formulate goals over the next two years. In former years I attended junior college, accumulating over a hundred and thirty credit hours towards an associate degree. Afterward, returning to college with a vision and goals of finishing my undergraduate degree. Even though there were several obstacles that I faced like working and going to school with a disability which presented…

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    come to mind when asked about leadership. These different answers reflect how different leaders we are. Long time ago, researchers tried to bring this art of leadership into science to study it, teach it, and apply it in life. Guidelines would provide the world with some good leaders. In this paper, I’m going to compare between two different types of leader (an Ethical leader and an unethical leader) which are; Gandhi and Hitler. In General, studying their way of leadership helps us to…

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    TASK I: ETHICAL LEADERSHIP Ethical leadership is illustrated by the respect for beliefs, values, rights and in which individuals demonstarte conduct for common good that is deemed acceptable and appropriate. IDENTIFICATION According to Kasthuri Henry’s Comprehensive Ethical Leadership Model, there are five roadbloacks involving professional and social pressures, pursuit of pleasure, desire for power, pride and need to be winner at any cost and conflicting priorities. Pride and the need to be…

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    core lesson principles of Change Management. Steve Jobs actions, decisions and behaviors (ADBs) contradicts that a proper ethical leader, as represented in the student guide lesson principles of Ethical Leadership, when dealing with his workers and his family. At the same time, showing you that my experiences and ADBs have properly displayed the traits of a visionary and ethical leader. Now that I have…

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    (2005). Ethical leadership: A social learning perspective for construct development and testing. Organizational behavior and human decision processes, 97(2), 117-134. Caldwell, C, Dixon, R.D., Atkins, R., & Dowdell, S. M. (2011). Repentance and Continuous Improvement: Ethical Implications for the Modern Leader. Journal of Business Ethics. Volume 102 page 473-487 Claudel, P. & Casse, P. (2012). The ethical leader, Training Journal, page 32-35. Darcy, K. T. (2010). Ethical Leadership:…

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    Entertainment and Sports Programming Network also known as ESPN are well aware of the scandal involving FIFA and their leaders. This situation involving FIFA officials is an example of highly qualified professionals contaminating this organizations leadership whose integrity is in question yet again regarding their top officials. Going all the way back to the early 1990's, FIFA's top executives devised to accept enticements from marketing organizations in return for exclusive television deals.…

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    human controlled flight reaching a record breaking distance, flying 852 feet for 59 seconds (2015). Wilbur Wright’s visionary leadership was demonstrated, through his inspirational motivation and team dynamics. His pursuit to be the “first in flight” would inspire innovators like him to explore the limits of early day aviation. However, he did not exhibit ethical leadership due to his drive for success and lack of critical thinking skills. His greed stalled aviation efforts by other independent…

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    Leadership scholars are often at difference about the true definition of leadership. Post World War II, the study of leadership has grown significantly, yet in all of the scholarly texts on the subject, no two definitions are the same. Gary Yukl, a leading researcher in the field of leadership, often refers to leadership as power. To exhibit influence over an individual or group, you must hold some sort of power over them (Ciulla, 2003). There are many different types of power and each come…

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    The most successful organizations are led by people who act as a source of ethical guidance for employees and at the same time take responsibility for the organization’s moral development. This becomes possible because a manager’s behavior is disseminated throughout the organization and as such their standards of behavior make an important part of the corporate culture and climate. Ethical behavior in an organization is defined as the morally-accepted behavior that is good and right as opposed…

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