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    3.2 Plan for the development of future situations requiring leadership Leadership assumes the most predominant part in conceiving systems for organization to support an upper hand. Leader creates authoritative rationality and organisational theory offers ascend to vision and mission for the organisation. The vital targets of an organisation are determined to the premise of its dreams and missions. Leaders today must be very much educated and very much aware of what is going on in the…

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    Case #1: Who are your influential leaders? Leadership is defined by numerous definitions. Some mention that leadership is the ability to lead a group of people in order to reach a goal. Some also state that leadership is a position given to someone with authority. I think leadership is defined by actions. It is not just a title or position at work. Leadership is something that occurs at home, school, church, and within a group of friends. Leadership is how someone influences others and not how…

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    When a person desires to successfully lead a group of people, as owner of a business, head of a ministry, or in any other capacity, it is imperative to develop good leadership skills. This research is of a well-known leader, Emmit Perry Jr. also known as, Tyler Perry, owner of Tyler Perry Studios. The report will critique his leadership style, including strengths and weaknesses in light of the Kouzes and Posner (2004) principles of “model the way,” “inspired a shared vision,” ”challenge the…

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    The Characteristics of Leadership There are two distinguished leadership styles that will be discussed in the section – the traditional leadership and the contemporary leadership styles with the inclusions of examples. Traditional Leadership The main characteristic of traditional leadership is power; subsequently, the leader has the authority to dictate what, whom, how and when a task is to be done. The leader is at the top and the employees are on the bottom stair of power. An example of…

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    AMTCS Steven Rudey-Leadership Philosophy Definition of leadership per the dictionary: the action of leading a group of people or an organization/ the state or position of being a leader/the leaders of an organization, country, etc. This definition, as can be expected, is very generic with little substance. What a person can take from this definition defines their leadership style. For me, I look at leadership as promoting individuals’ strengths, and developing their weaknesses. All…

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    The people of North Korea live only to serve their leader. There is no question of willingness to serve or thoughts of challenging authority, only the thought of how to best serve their leader persists. This is an idea that is instilled into them from birth. But what if it was not? What if they grew up with the principles of individualism, would they so willingly give it up to serve society? In The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood, one bears witness to the establishment of a new…

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    There are many qualities of leadership that contribute to creating a strong leader. Enchiridion, “Life of Lycurgus,” “Allegory of the Cave,” and “Life of Pericles” each speak about the traits of a leader and how those qualities affect the stability of a state. However, there are traits that, more than others, exemplifies qualities that help the stability of the state. Although a leader filled with passion is an imperative, a strong leader perseveres holding onto his restraint when making…

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    Nearly all leadership theories can be categorized as either descriptive or normative. Descriptive theories illustrate the actions of leaders; while normative theories attempt to define appropriate actions for leaders. This paper will focus on normative leadership theories and the moral principles on which these theories are built. Normative theories also offer parameters for ethical behavior in management situations (Johnson, 2016). Transformational Leadership Theory (TLT) is the primary…

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    There are several qualities that one looks for in a good leader. Some look for a leader who is goal driven and determined to make things happen efficiently and effectively or has a proper education and certain skills for a certain task, while others look a leader who is selfless, resourceful, honest, respectful, etc. Is it possible to actually find a leader with all of these qualities? In “Braddock’s March: How the Man sent to Seize a Continent Changed American History”, Thomas E. Crocker…

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    authority. Leadership is a process of leading a group and influencing that group to achieve is’s goals. It’s what leaders do. Hersey-Blanchard Situational Leadership Theory Right in the name of this leadership theory, you can get a great indication of what it is all about. The term ‘situational’ indicates that: Leaders should vary their approach based on the people they are leading, and the circumstances that surround the task at hand. Indeed, the Hersey-Blanchard Situational Leadership…

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