Leadership mindmap

Honelako gehiago

Yuan dynasty (invasion of Japan)

by Luis Pliego

MULTIMEDIA

by Daniela Cifuentes

Leadership Theories

by Lawrence Cozzens, Ph.D.

Linguistics

by Lionel Benega

Classical Leadership Styles

Pros and cons:

Drawbacks:

Poor decision making by less experienced groups.

Minority and individual opinions are overridden.

Failed communication

Group members are committed

High productivity

More ideas and creative soultions

Pros and Cons

Drawbacks

Leaders appear un-involved.

Role confusion

Results in poor outcomes and performance

Does not work well with groups with lacking motivation/skills, and adherence to deadlines.

Benefits

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Works well when information and materials, are provided.

Value independence, and creativity.

Can work for teams who're highly motivated/skilled/expertise.

Laissez-faire Style

Expected to solve problems on their own

Power is handed over to the followers, however leaders will take responsibility for the groups decisions and actions.

Freedom for group members to make decisions.

Low levels of authoritative leadership, "Very hands off"

Leaders just provide the tools and resources needed.

Little to no guidance from leaders

Democratic style

Group members feel involved, and are more likely to contribute.

High productivity, strong contribution from group better "morale"

Leader has final say, though input from group members is encouraged

Diverse opinions, and tries to not discourage less popular point of view.

Inspires trust and respect within the group itself

Creativity is encouraged and rewarded

Benefits and downsides

Downsides:

Ignore the solutions and expertise from group members

Impair the confidence, and enthusiasm of the group, often leading to resentment.

Discourages input of others

Benefits:

Effective in small groups.

Great where strong and direct leadership is needed

decisions are easily made, especially in stressful situations

Autocratic Style Leadership

Leaders make all the decisions

Creativity and out-of-the box thinking is discouraged.

Little to no input from group members

Strongly focused on command by leader. Very distinct separation between team members, and the leader

Rules are clearly outlined, and are very important.

High levels of Authoritative leadership

Group leaders dictate all the work methods and processes.