Week 9 - Strategic Leadership Flashcards
managerial leaders
Present oriented focused on the day to day
Attain order and stability
Focused on short term firm health
Lack long term vision for growth and change
Visionary Leader
Primarily future oriented
Proactive
Risk taking
Bse decision and actions of their beliefs and values
Share either desired vision with others in the organization
Z Follower typology
Compulsive - passive and dominant
Impulsive - dominant and active
Withdrawn - passive and submissive
Masochistic - activity and submission
K follower typology
Alienated - independent passive
Exemplary - independent active
Conformist - dependent active
Passive - passive dependent
C follower Typlogy
C Follower Typology
Implementer - high support low challenge
Partner - high support high challenge
Individualist - high challenge low support
Resource - low challenge low support
Leaders implicit followership theories
Prototype - good citizen, industry, enthusiasm
Anti - prototype - conformity, insubordination, incompetence
Types of followers
Passive: traditional characterised throughout carrying out orders
Active: importance of expressing their opinions and offering input when solicited
Proactive: taking initiatives offering feedback and advice to leaders
Contrast with General leadership
Strategic leadership differs from general leadership in its focus and scale. While general leadership can occur at any level within an organization affecting various goals, strategic leadership typically pertains to top-level executives influencing overarching organizational strategies and visions.
zalzenik
help leaders understand followers and also to help followers understand and become leaders these follower types are based on psychological Concepts
passive followers or sheep
conformist followers the yes people
alienated followers who think for themselves
Chaleff
developed a typology to amplify the significance of the role of followers in the leadership process
it argues that followers serve a common purpose along with leaders emphasizes that followers need to be courageous
they need to assume responsibility for the common purpose support the leader and the organization constructively challenge the leader Champion the need for change take a moral stand
Kellerman typlogy
Argues the importance of leaders tend to overestimate because they have more Power Authority and influence while the importance of followers is underestimated
levels of Engagement
isolates are completely unengaged
bystanders are observers wh