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Management
The process of planning, organizing, and coordinating the resources of a business in order to achieve organizational aims and objectives
-task orientated
-instruct and coordinate people
-have authority because of their position
-learned skills
-tend not to challenge the organization
Leadership
The process of influencing and inspiring others to achieve a goal, from completing a task to achieving corporate aims or objectives
-relationship orientated
-visionary
-subordinates listen to them because they are motivated/inspired
-natural instincts
Autocratic
leader holds absolute power and authority over decision-making, making all choices without seeking input or agreement from subordinates
-centralized structure
-little empowerment for employees
ADVANTAGES
-useful in situations that require quick decisions
-useful in situations when workforce in unskilled
-useful with new employees in an unknown field
DISADVANTAGES
-top-down with little feedback to manager
-worker’s opinions ignored - motivation and morale issues
-worker alienation
-resentment among employees
-can hinder innovation
Paternalistic
The leader acts like a parent figure, prioritizing the welfare and security of employees while making most decisions independently
-similar to autocratic as leader has authority over employees
-different to autocratic as leader views employees as family and has great concern for employees
ADVANTAGES
EMPLOYEE:
-loyalty
-commitment
-sense of belonging
-sense of security
-pride
DISADVANTAGES
-favoritism
-employees may take advantage of the leader
-autocratic decisions (can lead to a lot of the autocratic disadvantages)
Democratic
Leaders involve team members in decision-making processes, rather than making all decisions alone. (employees give feedback but the head leader makes the final decision)
ADVANTAGES
-increased morale and motivation
-employees have role in decision-making (empowerment)
-can lead to improved decision making
-employees feel valued and part of a team
-innovation
DISADVANTAGES
-delay decision-making
-can cause conflict
-employees must be skilled
-leader still responsible if employee makes an error
Laissez-Faire
The leader gives an idea and wants employees to complete the task in their own way
ADVANTAGES
-high level of motivation and morale
-staff feels trusted and valued by employer
-employees feel they can contribute to success / ownership role
-fosters creativity
-innovation
DISADVANTAGES
-execution of strategies can be prolonged
-relies on goodwill and teamwork
-may encourage slack
-can have a loss of focus
-some employees could be demotivated by a lack of direction
Situational Leadership
Using the right style for the right situation (adapting leadership to situations at hand)
style will be influenced by
-the workforce / subordinates
-the decision
-the leader’s traits
-the culture / environment of the organization
ADVANTAGES
-adaptability
-when done well, very effective
DISADVANTAGES
-unpredictability can lead to confusion and demotivation
Scientific Thinking
-deliberate thinking processes
-uses evidence to make a decision
Intuitive Thinking
-Follow intuition
-Gut feelings
-Hunches