Chapter 46, Functions of management and leadership Flashcards

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Leaders or managers consider

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  • Communication
  • controlling
  • Co-ordination
  • decision making
  • Evaluating progress
  • leading
  • motivating
  • planning
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Managment/Leadership styles

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  • Lewins style of leadership
  • Douglas McGregor’s Theory X and Y
  • Blake and Mouton grid
  • Tannenbaum and Schmidt
  • Carlyle and Galton trait theory
  • Adair’s Three Circles
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Lewins Style of Leadership

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Autocratic

  • sets work and expect it to be completed exactly
  • strict
  • employees aren’t involved in decision making
  • ‘top-down’ communication
  • thinks employees are solely motivated by money

Democratic

  • employees are involved in decision making
  • employee autonomy
  • two-way communication
  • not simply financial motivation

Laissez Faire

  • remote from employees
  • give very little direction to employees
  • involves employees setting their own tasks and objectives

Paternalistic

  • wants workforce to feel involved in decisions making
  • consulting employees
  • persuades their point of view
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Douglas McGregor’s Theory X and Y

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Theory X views employees as

  • lazy
  • disliking of work
  • Lacking will
  • Lacking initiative
  • motivated by money

Theory Y views employees as

  • Enjoying their work
  • willing to accept responsibility
  • creative
  • not just motivated by money
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Blake and Mouton’s Leadership Grid

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a way of analysing task and people need

Country Club leadership

  • concerned about the wellbeing of people rather than the completion of the task
  • may miss deadlines

Authoritarian Leadership

  • Concerned with task rather than people
  • can lead to resentment and demotivation

Impoverished Leadership
- Lack of concern for either

Team Leadership
- strong equal guard for both employee and task needs

Middle of the road leadership
- compromises between two sets of needs

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Carlyle and Galton ‘Trait Theory’

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effective leaders have to have these traits

  • motivational
  • integrity
  • self-confidence
  • creativity
  • intelligent
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Tannenbaum and Schmidt

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the trade-off between task needs and people needs
Tell
- the manager informs the employees, can be seen as autocratic

Sell
- sells decison to employees

Consult
- present his ides to employees for discussion and two way communictaion

Participate
- asks employees to make decisions

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Adair’s Three Circle

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Action centered leadership considers the three elements in all leadership situations

  • Task
  • Individual
  • Team
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Hierachy of managers

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  1. Senior managers
  2. Middle managers
  3. Junior managers
  4. Line and staff managers
    - Line managers: direct input
    - Staff managers: offer advice
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Four Managment specialist departments within a business

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  • Production Managment
  • Marketing Managment
  • Personal Management
  • Financial Managment
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