Leadership and EQ Flashcards
what are the two types of leadership theories
transformational in 1970’s
shared leadership in 200
what is Goldman’s framework
self-awareness and self management (triggers of own emotions)
social awareness
relationship management
management of situations appropriately
awareness and management of self and others
what is a transformational leader
one with strong qualities such as understanding of self and genuine interest in other people and doing what is right for others
what is shared leadership
interactive and influencing process among individuals in groups for which the objective is to lead on another to the achievement of group or organisational goals or both
what is the difference between leadership and management
management is task oriented rather than results oriented
you don’t have to be a manger to be a leader
what did paul hershey and ken Blanchard create
situational leadership model
describe the situational leadership model
puts workers into 4 categories
s1 - really want to do well but low competence
s2 - some competence and some commitment
s3 - highly competent but not committed
s4 highly competent and have high commitment - delegating
what does delegating mean
let them get on with it as they know what they are doing - know that they will do a good job so don’t need management
what determines the effect of leadership
the situation present which relies on the maturity of employees and their attitudes are determinative
regardless of potion you can be a leader, what are the 9 dimensions of leadership framework
leading with care sharing a vision engaging the team influencing for results evaluating information inspiring shared purpose (in the middle) connecting our service developing capability holding to account