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Chapter 1
Who Is A
Leader?
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Chapter 1
Learning Outcomes
• 5 key elements of leadership
• 10 managerial roles
• Levels of leadership analysis
interrelationship
• Behavioral leadership theories
• Trait & behavioral leadership
theories and contingency theories
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Why Leadership
is Important
• For crisis situations
• For organizational
performance
• For employee job
satisfaction
• For successful management
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Leadership is the
influencing process
of leaders and
followers to achieve
organizational
objectives through
change
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Influence
• Is the process of a leader
communicating ideas, gaining
acceptance of them, and
motivating followers to
support and implement the
ideas through change
• Is the essence of leadership
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Effective Leaders
• Share leadership
responsibilities through co-
leadership
• Teach leadership skills to
subordinates
• Influence followers to support
organizational interests
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Effective Leaders
• Set objectives
• Influence change for
continual improvement
• Can work with people
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Key Elements of
Leadership
Influence
Change People
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Managerial Roles
1. Figurehead
Interpersonal
Interpersonal 2. Leader
3. Liaison
4. Monitor
Informational
Informational 5. Disseminator
6. Spokesperson
7. Entrepreneur
Decisional
Decisional 8. Disturbance-handler
9. Resource-allocator
10. Negotiator
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3 Levels of
Leadership Analysis
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Individual
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Individual Level
• Focuses on the individual
leader and the relationship
with individual followers
• Called the “dyadic process”
• Reciprocal Influence
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Group Level
• Focuses on the individual
leader and the collective
group of followers
• Called the “group process”
• How leader contributes to
group effectiveness
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Organizational Level
• Focuses on how the top
management influences
organizational performance
• Called the “organizational
process”
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The
The 44 Leadership
Leadership
Theory
Theory
Classifications
Classifications
Include:
Include:
Trait Contingency
Behavioral Integrative
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Leadership Trait
Theories
Attempt to explain
distinctive
characteristics
accounting for
leadership
effectiveness to
identify a set of traits
that all successful
leaders possess
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Behavioral Leadership
Theories
Attempt to explain
distinctive styles used
by effective leaders,
or to define the
nature of their work
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Contingency Leadership
Theories
Attempt to
explain the
appropriate
leadership style
based on the
leader,
followers,
and situation
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Integrative Leadership
Theories
Attempt to combine
the trait, behavioral,
and contingency
theories to explain
successful, influencing
leader-follower
relationships
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Paradigm Has
Shifted From
Management to
Leadership!
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Leaders vs. Managers
Managers Leaders
• Administer • Innovate
• Maintain • Develop
• Control • Inspire
• Long-term view
• Short-term view
• Ask “what & why”
• Ask “how & when”
• Originate
• Imitate • Challenge status quo
• Accept status quo • Do the right things
• Do things right
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Discussion Question #1
What is the difference
between peer-leadership
and coleadership?