Leadership Flashcards

1
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the habits, tradition,
customs and processes of the institution.

A

Corporate Culture

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the authorization (empowerment)
to act in the name of the organization.

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Authority

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3
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Four Management Styles

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1.Exploitative and authoritative
2. Benevolent and authoritative
3. Consultative
4. Participative

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4
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One of the four management styles:
What management view workers as tools and
means of production.

A

Exploitative and authoritative

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5
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One of the four management styles:
What do we call the management style wherein Managers knows best and need only to
inform and direct workers actions, without
seeking feedback.

A

Benevolent and authoritative

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6
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One of the four management styles:
What do we call the management style wherein one seeks opinion and advice of the staff but
all decisions are of exclusive purview of
the manager

A

Consultative

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One of the four management styles:
What do we call the management style wherein Input and responsibility for decision
making are placed directly on the staff
with general guidance and oversight

A

Participative

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8
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What are the 3 leadership models?

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  1. Employee-oriented v. production-oriented
  2. Structure v. consideration
  3. The Managerial Grid
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9
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3 Leadership Models:
What is Employee-oriented v. production-oriented

A

a. Employee-oriented – strong ties to their
employees.
b. Production-oriented – emphasize high
productivity.

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10
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3 Leadership Models:
What is Structure v. consideration

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a. Initiating Structure – emphasis on actively
directing the staff to get the work done.
b. Consideration behavior – treat workers as
equal’s and listen to subordinates concerns.

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3 Leadership Models:
What is The Managerial Grid

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Shows the relationship between a concern
for people (consideration) and production
(structure).

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12
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5 different leadership styles

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  1. Impoverished Style
  2. Country Club Style
  3. Autocratic Style
  4. Middle-of-the-road Style
  5. Team Management Style
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13
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Low Production, Low People (1,1)
A delegate-and-disappear management style. A
basically lazy approach

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5 different leadership styles:
What is Impoverished Style

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Low Production, High People (1,9)
One-sided, thoughtful attention to the needs of
employees

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5 different leadership styles:
What is Country Club Style

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High Production, Low People (9,1)
Authoritarian or compliance leader.

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5 different leadership styles:
What is Autocratic Style

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16
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(Medium Production, Medium People) (5,5)
Manager tries to balance between the competing
goals of the company and the workers needs

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5 different leadership styles:
What is Middle-of-the-road Style

17
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High Production, High People (9,9)
The ultimate. The manager pays high concern to
both people and production. Motivation is high.

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5 different leadership styles:
What is Team Management Style

18
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What are the 3 Parts of Degrees of freedom?

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i. Boss Centered
ii. Equilibrium
iii. Subordinate Centered

19
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7 degrees of freedom:
i. Boss Centered

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i. Boss Centered

  1. Total Authority by the supervisor
  2. Manager makes all decisions but persuade
    staff on the validity of his/her viewpoint.
  3. The boss makes all decision but invites input
    from the staff
20
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7 degrees of freedom:
ii. Equilibrium

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ii. Equilibrium

  1. Managers makes decision with the support
    and approval of subordinate.
21
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7 degrees of freedom:
iii. Subordinate-Centered

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iii. Subordinate-Centered

  1. Supervisor defines the problem, then seeks
    suggestions and recommendations before
    making a decision.
  2. Supervisor provides guidance but request that
    the staff make the decision.
  3. Managers set general policies for the
    department but allow total freedom, and staff
    functions within boundaries.