Leadership Development Flashcards
What is necessary for the competent leader
- awareness of leadership characteristics
- initial on-going self assessment
- development of essential skills
Effective leadership involves a set of strategies with the goal of
influencing human behavior
5 fundamental practices of exemplary leadership
- challenge the process
- inspire a shared vision
- enable others to act
- model the way
- encourage the heart
basic guidelines for leading in an organization
- search out challenging opportunities
- experiment and learn from mistakes
- envision an uplifting and ennobling future
- enlist others in a common vision
- foster collaboration
- strengthen people
- set the example
- achieve small wins
- recognize individual contribution
- celebrate team regularly
three basic styles of leadership often applied in a cj organization
- autocratic
- democratic
- laissez-faire
Authoritarian leader makes all decisions without any input from others
autocratic
participatory leader allows subordinates to have input in the decision making process when the situation permits
democratic
delegative or free rein leader avoids making decisions and allows subordinates to do whatever they choose, placing few limitations on their actions
laissez faire
formal leadership often involves and relies upon
positional power
this comes from personal power and does not always involve a position of authority; rather, it is derived by a number of factors
informal leadership
which types of leadership should supervisors possess in order to achieve maximum effectiveness under normal conditions
formal and informal leadership
This is an essential ingredient in exploring both capabilities and deficits in job knowledge, skills, nd character. It helps measure organizational courage in putting oneself out there and taking risks. People who have this are willing to perform with a sense of urgency and an eye for detail.
initiative
strategies to identify and develop future leaders among subordinates
- review training files and identify capabilities
- encourage career paths
3, explore and help find future goals - share responsibility
- allow job sharing and mentoring
- be accessible
This type of power is derived from a higher level of command awarding authority
positional power
This type of power does not always involve a position of authority; rather it is derived from a number of factors which may include job knowledge, mentoring skills, accessbility, ease of communication
personal power