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    and his followers go against the law to allow cattle to graze on land that was taken away from the Bundy…

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    organization. As a leader he serves his employees and thy help the company grow because they are motivated to serve and value their leader and his vision. His employees (followers) are committed to accomplishing the goals of the company and as the leader, he is committed to building a relationship not just with the customers but the followers. He make sure they know that they add value to the company and encourages them to personal and professional growth within the organization. Long Term…

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    people are able to obtain these qualities, they will be able to fulfill their life and find the Dao. The newborn image, in relation with Dao, is a metaphor for the ideal follower, the ideal Daoist. Early Daoist believed as people progress and age they lose sight of the way. They lose the qualities that make up the ideal Daoist follower. Early Daoist used the newborn image, rather than any other stages of life, because at this stage of life people are pure, without being affected by greed; and…

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    The most important aspect of running a terrorist organization is recruitment of followers. Osama Bin Laden is an example of a proven effective communicator and recruiter. He found a way to tap into fears and problems of many Muslims. This is described by Freidman as “Muslims suffered from a psychology of defeat. They expected to be weaker than Christians and so they were. In spite of the defeat of the atheist Soviets in Afghanistan and the collapse of their regime, Muslims still did not…

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    and capabilities (Smith, 2015). However managers in Dhiraagu treat their staff equally and the needs are provided in the best interest of the staff (Dhiraagu, 2016). Transactional leadership focuses on the exchanges that occur between leaders and followers (Bass 1985; 1990; 2000; 2008; Burns, 1978). This means that the leaders motivate their staff using reward and punishment systems. As explained earlier staff…

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    There is some truth to that. My counter arguement was if indeed this person was a follower of Christ, wouldn 't we see more of Jesus in them? While one may not be able to judge what a person believes from a distance, one can discern their proximity to Jesus by their behavior. I wasn 't arguing if they believed in Jesus. I was arguing that to be called a Christ follower, what we might call a disciple, ought to involve more than belief. It ought to bring a radical transformation…

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    main goal of the Apple Company. Even though making profit would be great, but Jobs claimed that the purpose and passion to create products is the motivation instead (Maccoby, 2012). For instance, Jobs assigned appropriate roles and tasks to all the followers by providing proper guidance and motivation such as reward in order to ensure the goal will be achieved. Aiming to the goal set, Jobs also assisted the company to join into the music industry by developing iTune (Robbins & Judge, 2007). As a…

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    have their own truth for their followers. Christianity is the largest religion having over 2.4 billon followers in this world. In the society that I was raised in, orthodox Christianity was the main religion that was followed and Protestantism had a sparse number of believers. The only point that I have known about Protestantism is that its followers don’t praise the Virgin…

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    management by exception are passive and avoidant factors. These factors can be further categorised as non-leadership. The laissez-faire leader avoids and fails to accept responsibility, and this style of leader also fails to offer any direction to followers (Bass, 1997). The laissez-faire leader who occasionally responds to issues if, and only if the issue is deemed serious and brought to their attention demonstrates passive management by exception (Bass,…

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    and Brigadier General Savage. Each of these officers use diverse types of leadership tactics to ensure that the 918th Bomb Group is successful in their missions. Each of them use distinctive styles of leadership to do their best to make sure their followers are efficient in the situation they are put in. The movie 12 O’clock High displays the use of reward, coercive, and authoritarian leadership style through these…

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