lesdership Flashcards
define power
Power refers to the ability of an individual or group to influence others and enforce decisions, even in the face of resistance.
define politics
the use of power to influence decision making
what are the 3 dimensions of the stakeholders salience model
power
legitimacy
urgency
define legitimacy
is the perceived appropriateness of a stakeholders involvement with in organisation
define interest
degree to which stakeholders are likely to support or oppose the change
what is ethical approach grounded in
values
fairness
integrity
well being of stakeholders
what does ethical approach prioritise
what is morally right rather than maximising profits
what principles are these ethical leaders guided by
respect
transparency
accountability
inclusivity
explain respect of stakeholders within ethical
leaders consider rights, needs and dignity of all stakeholders
explain transparency with ethical approach
maintain open communication, sharing the rationale for decisions being truthful about risks and challenges
explain fairness in decision making ethical approach
they avoid favouritism and discrimination
explain sustainability within ethical
they think beyond short term profits and consider long term social environment and economic implications of decisions
explain employee empowerment and engagement ethical
fosters collaboration empowering employees to contribute meaningfully to change process ensuring voices are heard
define instrumental approach
focuses on improving efficiency and profitability. prioritise results over values or welfare
6 main headings when differing ethical vs instrumental
primary goal
stakeholder engagement
decision making
employee treatment
approach to change
impact assessment
