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    Qualities Of Leadership

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    One characteristic that all individuals should aspire to have is leadership. Author, Dr. John C. Maxwell, expresses: "Everything rises and falls on leadership, but knowing how to lead is only half the battle. Understanding leadership and actually leading are two different activities”. In the book, The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader, Maxwell discusses several key attributes to being a good leader. They include: character, charisma, commitment, communication, competence, courage,…

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    Leadership Philosophy of Robert W. Linn Leadership can be defined as your influence over and on the performance and wellbeing of others. If a person has the ability to impact someone’s life for the better, they are a leader. Conversely and sometimes more importantly, if you a life can be effected for the worse, that’s also leadership. Peter Drucker describes the demands of leadership succinctly: “Leaders require the capacity to analyze, to think, to weigh alternatives, and to harmonize dissent.…

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    For many years, leadership theories have been the source of multiple studies. Many have tried to define authentic leaders and what makes them stand apart from the mass. For this reason, there are as many theories on leadership as there are philosophers, researchers and professors that have studied and ultimately published their leadership theory. There are three leadership theories that will be used to analyze the low morale issue at the work place. The first one is Situational Leadership…

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    Givers focus on achieving the goals of the group and see teamwork as connecting the best of multiple people. They understand that the best thing for themselves is for their group to perform as well as possible. When givers show they care more about the group, they signal that they care less about themselves that is why they earn their collaborators’ respect and trust. The "givers," the leaders, who balance their own interests while also considering the interests of others, are the most…

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    PRACTICE SEMINAR Interdependent people combine their own efforts with the efforts of others, with the efforts of others to achieve their greatest success INTRODUCTION Interdependency is an important aspect of looking towards achievements in a group, and people who work independently in groups to achieve a goal are very good at it. Interdependent people usually find people and connect with them through similar ideas and ideologies between each other by which they can work towards a common goal…

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    Leader Characteristics

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    The reason for choosing this topic was that we are interested in what makes a person be a leader, and to know more about a managers role in a organization. What does it take to be a leader and how traits of personality help in achieving organizational goals. Are leaders born or it’s their experience during their lifetime that makes them leaders. What is a manager responsible for and are they sufficiently prepared for the job. To understand better the purpose of this research paper we have to…

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    Great Man Theory

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    begs the question: besides a standard definition, what exactly makes a good leader? Since the early 1800s, various theories like The Great Man Theory and Trait Theory were developed to counter that question. However even in the 21st century, where Contingency, Transactional and Transformational theories exists, there is still no fixed formula for making the cut of a good leader. The Great Man Theory The very first theory known to exist is the Great Man theory. This theory…

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    Exemplary Leadership Model

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    A model of leadership that incorporates many of the salient components of these models is described in The Leadership Challenge by Kouzes and Posner. The authors have identified five characteristics of exemplary leaders (Griffith, Dunham, 2014). The model the way characteristic demonstrates that people want to follow some one who is authentic, honest and will set the right example. Inspiring a shared vision shows a leader who is constantly looking toward the future for very one and can enlist…

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    The “full range leadership theory” comprise the three typologies of leadership behavior (transformational, transactional, non-transactional laissez faire). The model is use to describe a full range of influencing styles form a non-leadership to the powerful transformational leadership behavior. It captures different kinds of behaviors to give differences to the leaders' associates. Its behavioral range from transformational leadership behavior to transactional leadership behavior down to the…

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    6. Taurus knows how to hustle for the BEST result (#7) add picture You should not underestimate Taureans’ abilities. Absolutely focused and determined, once they’ve set their mind on a goal, they will come up with the best to achieve big and rise to the top. They look very brilliant in whatever they do. Things they gain are the progress of practicing, not by birth. These individuals are hard-working – their relentless work ethic as well as fierce determination allows them to show themselves…

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