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1 a Leadership Style Objective: To consider the aspects of style approach to leadership and the link between leader, task & followers. Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018 1

2 Foundations of Leadership
Overview The Style Approach Ibn Khaldun John Adair Blake & Mouton’s Leadership grid Strengths and weaknesses of the approach Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

3 Style Approach Emphasizes the behavior of the leader
Trait Approach – personality of the leader Skills Approach – Leaders capabilities 19 November 2018 Michael Anthonisz

4 Ibn-Khaldun Conception of Leadership
He was born in Tunis in the year He was mainly interested in political leadership, but his conceptualization is important for understanding leadership in any context, business or non-business. Ibn Khaldun emphasizes the personal qualities of the leader. He calls those qualities “perfecting details”.

5 Perfecting Details Include:
Generosity 2. Forgiveness of error 3. Patience and perseverance 4. Hospitality toward guests 5. Maintenance of the indigent (poor or needy people) 6. Execution of commitments 7. Respect for the religious law

6 Perfecting Details Include:
8. Reverence for old men and teachers 9. Fairness 10. Meekness 11. Consideration to the needs of followers 12. Avoidance of deception and fraud 13. Kindness to, and protection of, subjects.

7 Foundations of Leadership
Situation Followers Results/ Goal Foundations of Leadership Leaders are determined by the results that they achieve and this in turn is impacted by how they are viewed by their followers. Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

8 Foundations of Leadership
Leadership Styles Autocratic Telling “you will…” Asking “how should we?” Democratic Laissez Faire LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018 Dependent on a number of factors including the situation, the task, the people their education/ knowledge/experience…

9 Foundations of Leadership
The Style Approach Developed from the work of Stodgill (1963). Comprised of Two Kinds of Behaviours: Task behaviors - Facilitate goal accomplishment Relationship behaviors - Help subordinates feel comfortable with themselves, each other, and the situation LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

10 Active Leadership Model (John Adair)
Task needs Individual needs Team needs 19 November 2018 Michael Anthonisz/Pauline Holt

11 Michael Anthonisz/Pauline Holt
Activity – in groups Identify 4 needs from each of the following areas – share your information with the group Task needs Individual needs Team needs 19 November 2018 Michael Anthonisz/Pauline Holt

12 Active Leadership Model (John Adair)
19 November 2018 Michael Anthonisz/Pauline Holt

13 Managerial (Leadership) Grid
Involves a hands on activity within an organization. Managerial (Leadership) Grid Blake & Mouton (1964, 1978, 1985). Concern for production – whatever the organization is seeking to accomplish: Attention to policy decisions; new product development; process issues; workload; sales volume... Concern for people – how a leader attends to the people: Building commitment & trust; promoting self worth; providing good working conditions; fair salaries; promoting social relations… Leader usually has a dominant grid style and a backup style that is reverted to under pressure LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

14 Managerial (Leadership) Grid
Involves a hands on activity within an organization. Managerial (Leadership) Grid LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

15 Authority Compliance (9,1)
Efficiency in operations results from arranging conditions of work such that human interference is minimal More emphasis on task and job requirements and less emphasis on people Communicating with subordinates outside task instructions not emphasized Results driven; People regarded as tools to that end LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

16 Foundations of Leadership
Country Club (1, 9) Thoughtful attention to the needs of people leads to a comfortable, friendly organization atmosphere and work tempo Low concern for task accomplishment coupled with high concern for interpersonal relationships De-emphasizes production; leaders stress the attitudes and feelings of people Positive climate fostered by being agreeable, eager to help, comforting, noncontroversial LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

17 Foundations of Leadership
Impoverished (1,1) a Minimal effort exerted to get work done is appropriate to sustain organizational membership Leader unconcerned with both task and interpersonal relationships Going through the motions, but uninvolved and withdrawn Have little contact with followers and are described as indifferent, noncommittal, resigned, and apathetic LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

18 Middle-of-the-Road (5,5)
Adequate organizational performance possible through balancing the necessity of getting work done while maintaining satisfactory morale Leaders who are compromisers; have intermediate concern for task and people To achieve equilibrium, leader avoids conflict while emphasizing moderate levels of production and interpersonal relationships Described as expedient; prefers the middle ground, soft-pedals disagreement LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

19 Foundations of Leadership
Team (9,9) Work accomplished through committed people; interdependence via a “common stake” in the organization’s purpose, which leads to relationships of trust and respect Strong emphasis on both tasks and interpersonal relationships Promotes high degree of participation and teamwork Leader stimulates participation, acts determined, makes priorities clear, follows through, etc. LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

20 Paternalism Maternalism 9,1,1,9
Reward and approval are bestowed on people in return for loyalty and obedience; failure to comply leads to punishment Leaders who use both 1,9 and 9,1 without integrating the two The benevolent dictator; acts gracious for purpose of goal accomplishment Makes decisions and rewards loyalty/obedience, whilst punishing non compliance LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

21 Foundations of Leadership
Opportunism People adapt and shift to any grid style needed to gain maximum personal advancement Performance occurs according to a system of selfish gain Leader uses any combination of the basic five styles for the purpose of personal advancement (ruthless, cunning, self motivated or adaptable & strategic) LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

22 Strengths and weaknesses
Considers leaders behavior in relation to followers and goals No relation to performance outcomes No ‘best’ style No consideration of situation LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

23 Strengths and weaknesses
Considers leaders behavior in relation to followers and goals No relation to performance outcomes No ‘best’ style No consideration of situation LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

24 Foundations of Leadership
References Blake & Mouton (1964) The managerial grid. Houston. TX: Gulf Publishing Dale Carnegie () How to win friends and influence people LSH 2113 Foundations of Leadership Michael Anthonisz 19 November 2018

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