Week 1 Decision-Making, Management, & Leadership (4 Questions) Flashcards
Leaders
- _____ others
- Maximize work _______
- Are needed to _____ the planned ____ that is part of system improvement
- Empower
- Effectiveness
- Implement, Change
Managers
- G____, D____, and M___ others
- _____ when ____ are threatened
- Emphasize C_____
- Guide, Direct, Motivate
- Intervene, goals
- Control
Leadership
- Leadership attempts to influence =
- Combination of (2) factors
- Personality t___, s___, and e____
- Characteristics of a ______
- the beliefs, opinions, or behaviors of a person or group
- intrinsic, extrinsic
- traits, skills, expertise
- situation
Management
- Activities involved c_____ people, time, and supplies
- Directed toward achieving desired o____
- Defined areas of r______
- coordinating
- outcomes
- responsibility
Who has delegated authority, an assigned position, a legitimate source of power? Leaders or Managers?
Managers
Who has a wider variety of roles? Leaders or Manager?
Leaders
Who is not part of a formal organization? Leaders or Managers?
Leaders
Focuses on group process, information gathering, feedback, and empowering others. Leaders or Managers?
Leaders
Expected to carry out specific functions. Emphasizes control, decision making, decision analysis, and results. Leaders or Managers?
Managers
Leadership
- Is the art of getting?
- Leaders are in the front, moving forward, taking risks and challenging the?
- A job title does not make a person a leader, what does?
- work done through others willingly
- status quo
- behavior determines if he or she occupies a leadership position
Types of Leadership (4)
1) Team Building/Motivator
2) Decision Maker
3) Developer/Evaluator
4) Conflict Manager/Negotiator
Team Building/Motivator =
= provides clear vision, goals, expectations; communicates proactively, builds team morale, collaborates
Decision Maker =
= responds to staff and client needs
Developer/Evaluator =
= encourages continual improvement, provides timely feedback and support, innovative and informative
Conflict Manager/Negotiator =
= Engages in active, effective listening
Leadership Theories (4)
1) Trait Theory
2) Contingency Theory
3) Situational Theory
4) Transformational Theory
Trait Theory =
= some people are born to lead
Contingency Theory =
= leadership style changes based on Group, Individual, and Task needs (ex. in a rapid response)
Situational Theory =
= treat individuals differently based on their character traits and experiences
Note: as people mature, leadership style becomes less task focused and more relationship oriented
Transformational Theory =
= builds on contingency and situational theories, leadership is a two way street!
NOTE:
- leaders and followers both have ability to raise each other to higher lvls of motivation and morality
- depends on many variables (organizational culture, values of leaders and followers, influence of leader/manager, and complexity of situation)
Transformational Leader vs. Transactional Leader
Which is preferred?
Transformational!
Transformational Leader focuses on =
Transactional Leader focuses on =
= focuses on larger picture rather than individual tasks (VISION AND EMPOWERMENT)
= focuses on management tasks (GETTING TASKS AND WORK DONE)
Transformational Leader
- Identifies common v____
- is c____
- I___ others with vision, has a __-term vision
- Looks at e____
- E_____ others
- values
- committed
- Inspires, long-term
- effects
- Empowers
Transactional Leader
- Is a c_______
- Uses ____-____ to meet goals
- Identifies shared values?
- Examines c_____
- Uses contingency r_____
- caretaker
- trade-offs
- no
- causes
- reward