Work Relationships Flashcards

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When was the era of the leader?

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  • Up to 1960s
  • Focus is on top-down leadership/emphasis on hierarchy
  • Power/influence resides with the leader
  • Leader also has the skills and abilities
  • Follower is passive
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When was the era of the context?

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  • 1960s through 80s
  • Flatter organizational structure ( all employees are on a level playing field with shared authority and decision-making powers. These are also referred to as “self-managed” teams, as employees decide what they work on and when)
  • Focus on cooperation and independence
  • Leaders use different styles depending on environment and followers
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When was the era of relationships?

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  • 1980s to the present day
  • Focus on the relationships between leader and follower
  • Complex organization structure
  • Emphasized wider relationship networks
  • Focus on identities of leader/follower and the quality of relationship
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What are the differences between work relationships and non-work relationships?

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  1. voluntariness
  2. power relations
  3. goal instrumentality
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5
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Define work relationships

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A relationship defined by an organization with less voluntary control

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What is Leadership Member Exchange?

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Otherwise known as LMK Theory

leaders develop different quality relationships (low vs high) with each member of their team

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What is the difference between LMX low and high-quality relationships?

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Low quality = focus on employment contract; low trust, interaction, support, and rewards

High quality = enjoyable work activities; more supervisory support; more opportunities for advancement

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Work-family conflict

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incompatible demands from both work and family at the same time; associated with burnout, stress, and health issues; more likely to leave job and impacts job performance

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What is the motherhood penalty?

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A loss in wages associated with becoming a mother; compared to women who do not have kids, employers offer a lower salary to mothers; the opposite of a fatherhood bonus

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Family-friendly policies

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help a family balance and also benefit both work and family; paid paternal leave, affordable childcare, flexible work schedule, child benefits

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What does the research on coworker relationships reveal?

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Research indicates that positive work relationships correlate with several positive outcomes for the
individual and the company or organization

Higher workplace interaction quality related to better informed employees who have less uncertainty about
tasks and goal

(+) impact:
- job satisfaction
- better work environment
- commitment to working

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True or False: Women are leaving the workforce in record numbers?

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True

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_____ out of ______ women who reported becoming unemployed during pandemic said it was because of a lack of child care

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1 out of 4

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