current events 700 words
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• Wrap%up%leadership%on%Thursday% • Tuesday,%Nov.%1st%7%Power%(ch%13)%and%Conflict%(ch%14)% • Thursday,%Nov.%3rd%–%CommunicaCon%(ch%11),%Diversity%&%wrap%up%for%exam% • Begin%studying%for%exam%#2%% • Exam%#2%7%Tuesday%November%8th%%
• Diversity%(2),%Groups%&%Teams%(9%&%10),%CommunicaCon%(ch%11),% Leadership%(12),%Power%(13),%Conflict%(14)%%
• WING%17%(12:40)%&%WING%6%(2:15%&%3:55)% • 50%MulCple%Choice%% OR% • Essay%Exam%structured%as%short%answer,%small%essay%and%long%essay%
format.%You%will%be%offered:%5%short%answer%quesCons%you%(4%points% each)%you%pick%3%to%answer;%5%short%essays%and%you%choose%3%(6%points% each),%2%long%essay%quesCons%which%you%pick%one%to%answer%(20% points).%
Looking'ahead…..'
Ch#12#&#Leadership#
What#Is#Leadership?#
• Leadership • The ability to influence a group
toward the achievement of goals • Management • Use of authority inherent in
designated formal rank to obtain compliance from organizational members
• Both are necessary for organizational success
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Many#meanings#of#leadership#
% • Leadership'Emergence:%who%�rises%up�%in%a%group%with%no% assigned%leader?% % % • Leadership'Effec5veness:%impact%of%leadership%on%group% members%&%shared%goals%
Many#meanings#of#leadership#
• Assigned'(Formal)'Leadership:%due%to%formal%posiCon% %
• Emergent'(Informal)'Leadership:%due%to%the%way%other%group% members%respond%%
%
Which is more important? WHY? What do you have?
YOUR#Leadership#Approach#
• Individually…% • 5%internal%qualiCes%of%great%leadership%(I%am%____%)% • 5%behaviors%of%great%leadership%(I%do%___)%
• In%your%teams…% • Combine%to%create%new%lists%of%5% • Each%member:%
• 1%thing%on%list%I%currently%possess/am%strong%in% • 1%thing%on%list%I%want%to%develop%more%
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Many#approaches/theories#of#
Leadership#
Different%approaches/theories%provide%different%frameworks%for:%% %
%1)%IdenCfying%&%EvaluaCng%Leadership% %%%2)%Developing%Leadership% % • Classics%Include:% • Trait%Approach% • Skills/Style%(Behavioral)%Approach% • SituaConal/ConCngency%Approach% • Leadership%Exchange%Theory%(Dyadic%Approach)% • Transforma)onal/Charisma)c0Approach00
DeCining#Leadership#across#Time#
1900 1940 2012 1960 1980 1920 2000
Leadership'as'a'person'
Traits' Skills/Behaviors/Styles'
Con5ngency'Theories'
Leadership'as'a'process'btw.'Leader'&'group'
Vision/Charisma/Change'
Ethics'&'Values'&' Serving'Others'
Trait#Approach#to#Leadership#
• Early%days%produced%lots%of%different%lists%of%traits%(mainly%aggression,% masculinity%…%)%and%led%to%lifle%conclusions%
• Traits%relaCng%to%Leadership?%%% • Big%5%%7%4%of%the%5%relate%to%emergence%&%effecCveness%(Judge%et%al.,%2002)% • Traits%outside%the%big%5%–%EQ,%Cog.%Ability,%Integrity,%Dark%Triad%
% With%the%many%years%of%research%dedicated%to%the%trait%theory%of% leadership,%it%is%widely%accepted%that%traits%do%predict%leadership.%%
However,%it%is%more%likely%that%they%predict%the%emergence%of%a%leader%than% the%effecCveness%of%a%leader.%
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Behavioral#Theories#of#
Leadership#
• Theories proposing that specific behaviors differentiate leaders from non-leaders
• Differences between theories of leadership:
• Trait theory: leadership is inherent, so we must identify the leader based on his or her traits
• Behavioral theory: leadership is a skill set and can be taught to anyone, so we must identify the proper behaviors to teach potential leaders
Important#Behavioral#Studies#
IniCaCng% Structure% ConsideraCon%
ProducCon% Oriented%
Employee% Oriented%
Ohio State
University of
Michigan
What is done People
Situational#&#Contingency#
Approaches#to#Leadership#
• EffecCve%leadership%is%all%about%‘matching’%leadership% behaviors%to%situaConal%or%follower%characterisCcs%
!No!‘1!right!way’!–!all!about!the!MATCH!!
• Con5ngency'Theory'(Fiedler):% • Leader%style%is%fixed%–%have%to%match%right%leader%(with%right%style)% to%the%followers% %
• Situa5onal'Theory:% • Leaders%have%many%styles%–%each%must%%choose%the%right%style% based%on%‘follower%readiness’% %
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Situational#Leadership#Theory#
(Blanchard)#
CommiKed,'not'
competent'
Not'commiKed,'lowNmed'
competence'Not'commiKed,'growing'
competence'
CommiKed'&'Competent'
Situational#Leadership#Theory#
Which!leadership!style!should!you!select!from!your!arsenal!if!…..!!
• Your%group%is%fairly%competent%and%knows%what%to%do,%has% necessary%skills%to%get%the%job%done,%but%lacks%in%excitement% and%enthusiasm%about%the%work%and%the%team%
• Your%group%is%new%to%a%given%project%and%100%%on%board%with% the%goals%and%purpose%but%has%no%clue%how%to%achieve%the% desired%outcome%
Charismatic#&#Transformational#
Leadership#
Again,%a%couple%similar%approaches%emerge%around%the%same%Cme% from%different%groups:% % • Charisma5c'Leadership'Theory'(House,%1977)%
• EffecCve%leadership%is%about%exhibiCng%the%4%dimensions%of% charisma% %
• Transforma5onal'Leadership'Theory'(Burns,%1978;%Bass,%1985)% • EffecCve%leadership%is%about%transforming%individual%efforts% &%goals%to%group%efforts%&%goals;%change/future%orientaCon% %
• How0to0integrate0the02?%% • Bass%&%Avolio%(1990):%transformaDonal!leaders!are!charismaDc! in!the!eyes!of!followers!
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The#“4#I’s”#of#Transformational#Leadership#
Idealized'Influence'
Inspira5on'
Individualized' Considera5on'
Intellectual' S5mula5on'
Bass,'1985;'Bass'&'Rigio,'2006)'
Evaluating#a#leader#on#the#4#I’s##
Pick!a!�searchable�!leader!–!any!leader!!
On%turn7in7able%paper,%answer%the%following:% % • 1)%Was%this%leader%responsible%(or%associated%with)%any%kind%of% change?%How%so?% % • 2)%How%would%you%evaluate%this%leader�s%transformaConal% leadership%according%to%%
• Idealized%Influence%(charisma)% • InspiraCon%% • Individualized%ConsideraCon% • Intellectual%SCmulaCon%
How#effective#is#Transformational#
Leadership?###
• Evidence%supports%wide%range%of%posiCve%outcomes:% • Follower/team/org.%performance% • Follower%saCsfacCon,%moCvaCon,%engagement% %
• More%effecCve%for%org.%performance%in%certain%business% contexts%%
• WHY!so!effecDve??!!
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The#NEW#WAVE#of#Leadership# !
It�s!not!just!about!a!leader!–!! it�s!about!so!much!more…%
% NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN'
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Lots'of'models/theories/approaches!'Focus'on'those'that'are'most' developed'–'biggest'prac5cal'impact:' % • Servant%Leadership% • AuthenCc%Leadership% • Shared%Leadership%%
Servant#Leadership#–#the#
Basics# • A%paradoxical%approach:%leaders'as'servants'to'followers' • EffecCve%leadership%=%% • Emphasis%on%follower%development%&%empowerment% • ExhibiCng%strong%moral%behavior%&%ethical%direcCon% • Serving%individual%followers%&%the%�greater%good�%above%own% self7interest% %
• Leadership%can%be%formal%&%emergent%–%leadership%as%a% process%(but%descripCve%emphasis%on%leader%characterisCcs%&% behaviors)%
• Key%Players:%Greenleaf%(1970,%1977);%Spears%(1995,%1998);%Ken%Blanchard% (lately);%Stephen%Covey%(to%some%extent)%
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Servant#Leadership#in#Action#
• A%hometown%example…% % % % % %
• A%well7known%example%from%the%air…%
Servant#Leadership#at#Southwest#
Video'Ques5ons:' '
• What%does%servant%leadership%look%like%at%Southwest?%(How% can%you%use%Southwest%to%illustrate%principles%of%this% approach?)% % %
• What%role%does%servant%leadership%play%in%the%success% (‘organizaConal%effecCveness’)%of%Southwest?%% %
Authentic#Leadership#
• Approach%focused%on%being%real,%honest,%true,%authen)c0 0 a0process0of0leadership0based0on0integrity0and0ethical! behavior!that0is0open,0transparent,0and0considerate!of!all! stakeholders0 0
• Emphasis%on%AuthenCc%Leadership%DEVELOPMENT% %
• Key%Players:% • George;%Avolio%&%Luthans;%Walumbwa%
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Bill#George#&#Authentic#
Leadership#
Authentic#Leadership#
SelfNAwareness'
Internalized' Moral'
Perspec5ve'
Balanced' Processing'
Rela5onal' Transparency'
Authen5c'Leadership'
Shared#Leadership#
• OrganizaCons%are%flafer%than%ever%before% • �team7based,%technology7enabled��(Mankin,%Cohen,%&%Bikson,%1996,%p.17)%
%
• Shit%in%organizaCons%!%Shit%in%leadership%approaches%(Zaccaro,% Heinen,%&%Shuffler,%2009;%Kozlowski%et%al.,%2009)%
% • Leadership'func5ons'can'be'performed'by'a'formal'team' leader'and/or'shared'across'team'members'–%by%anyone%who% meets%the%needs%of%the%team%(Morgeson,%DeRue,%&%Karam,%2010)% %
• Day%et%al.%(2004):%�team%leadership%capacity�%as%the%full% repertoire%of%the%team%as%a%whole%