TYPES OF LEADERSHIP Flashcards

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DEFINE LEADERSHIP

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Leadership involves leading and motivating teams to achieve new things. It requires managers to inspire and motivate people, to set goals and give direction, to challenge the norm and seek new ways of working towards norms.

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STATE THREE LEADERSHIP SKILLS

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  • Communication
  • Delegation
  • Motivation
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DEFINE MANAGEMENT

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Management focuses specifically on work and tasks. Involving planning, co ordinating, directing and controlling in order to achieve goals

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STATE THREE MANAGEMENT SKILLS

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  • Mentoring
  • Problem solving
  • Strategic thinking
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WHATS THEIR SIMILARITIES?

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  1. operate in positions of authority
  2. assess the needs and recourse requirements for their areas
  3. both develop and implement plans
  4. are required to communicate and motivate staff
  5. monitering and review performance
  6. dealing with various internal and external stakeholders
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WHATS THE FIRST SEVEN PRINCIPLES OF FAYOLS MANAGEMENT

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  1. Division of work
  2. Authority and responsibility
  3. Discipline
  4. Unity of command
  5. Unity of direction
  6. Subordination of individual interests to the general interests
  7. remuneration
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WHATS THE FIRST FUNCTION OF FAYOLS MANAGEMENT

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PLAN
- Assessing past performance
- Layout actions needed to meet
- Forecast recourses

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WHATS THE SECOND FUNCTION OF FAYOLS MANAGEMENT

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ORGANISE
- Set out organisational structure, lines of authority, may involve recruitment and new rewards system

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WHATS THE THIRD FUNCTION OF FAYOLS MANAGEMENT

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CO-ORDINATE
- Maps out the timing and sequencing of activities
eg, timescales, deadlines

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WHATS THE FOURTH FUNCTION OF FAYOLS MANAGEMENT

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COMMAND
- Where leaders put plan into effect through various forms of communication. Negotiations take place for key personnel.

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WHATS THE FIFTH FUNCTION OF FAYOLS MANAGEMENT

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CONTROL
- Involves putting processes into place to allow for the monitoring of activities and for adjustments to address any variances within the agreed plan.

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WHATS MINTZBERGS THREE MANAGERIAL ROLES?

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  • Interpersonal roles
  • Informational roles
  • Decision roles
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WHAT IS THE THREE INTERPERSONAL ROLES

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  • Figurehead
  • Leader
  • Liaison
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WHAT IS THE THREE INFORMATIONAL ROLES

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  • Moniter
  • Disseminator
  • Spokesman
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WHAT IS THE FOUR DECISION ROLES

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  • Entrenpeneur
  • Disturbance handler
  • Recourse allocator
  • Negotiator
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