1. Leadership styles

2. Decision Making Styles
Authoritarian- leader makes all the decisions and tells the followers what to do Example: Napoleon, Queen Elizabeth, Vince Lombardi

3. Decision Making Styles
At times this kind of leader is important (Ex: emergencies and armies) but often the leader becomes abusive “My way or the highway”

4. Decision Making Styles
Democratic- this leader listens to all its members, works for an agreement and then makes final decision. Example: John F. Kennedy

5. Decision Making Styles
This style is good because followers help make decisions but can take a long time and if followers are not experienced, the decisions may not be effective

6. Decision Making Styles
Laissez-faire- (French for leave it alone) this leader lets the group make their own decisions Example: Mahatma Ghandi

7. Decision Making Styles
This style is great for groups that are, self-motivated (think Google), but does not work well when members are inexperienced or do not set timelines and goals well

8. Social Group Styles Reasons to join a social group:
To get something done (Instrumental Leadership)
To be with or make friends, companionship
(Expressive Leadership)

9. Social Group Styles Leadership Grid

10. Social Group Styles
Leadership Grid