Arnold‚ K.A. and Loughlin‚ C. (2010) Individually considerate transformational leadership behavior and self sacrifice. Leadership & Organization Development Journal‚ 31(8) pp.670-686 | UNDERSTANDING OF THIS PAPER AIM/PURPOSE OF THIS PAPER | The aim/purpose of this paper is:a) To investigate how and to which extent leaders engage in individually considerate transformational leadership behavior with focus on the developmental‚ supportive and self sacrificial aspects of this behavior. b) To investigate
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possess certain personalities‚ attitude and skills in order to tackle the business complexity. In this paper‚ couple of Leadership theories will be reviewed and discussed in order to provide and suggest proper methods and ways to help leaders drive organizations to be more effective. At the first chapter‚ the definition of leadership‚ Transactional Style and Transformational Style is discussed along with major differences between them. In the second chapter‚ different types of problems a leader may
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TRANSACTIONAL & TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP Burns Theory of Transformational & Transactional Leadership The idea of transformational leadership between leaders and followers was first developed by James McGregor Burns in 1978. He distinguishes between leaders who are‚ or attempt to be ethical and moral‚ and "power wielders‚" who are not. In an essay 20 years later‚ Burns returns to this idea‚ arguing that: - Transactional leaders‚ through their transactions‚ make use of "modal values
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Transactional and Transformational Leaders Harry works in a coal mine laboratory. At the start of each shift‚ Harry checks the work book which his supervisor completes‚ where clear instructions are given as to what task is required. Generally each task listed is the same each shift‚ and every task has a written procedure that must be followed in order to meet Quality Assurance Standards. At the end of each shift‚ Harry completes his shift report which is generally the same too. Harry has worked
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you highlighted that the “putting people first” methodology is a result of Gary Bouch’s transformational leadership style. Transformational leaders such as Bouch‚ are the vehicles in organizations that secures a competitive advantage by motivating‚ empowering and inspiring the employees to attain organizational objectives (“Strategic Direction”‚ 2015). The components associated with this style of leadership start with‚ the innate ability and gift of idealized influence to be a role model‚ as they
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Transformational leadership respites on the bases of transactional leadership (Simic‚ 1998). It focused on the technologies changes and also the human relation aspects (Imran & Wasim‚ 2010). According to James McGregor Burns‚ the new style transformational leadership is the leadership that needed today yet not the old style of transactional leadership (Simic‚ 1998). Transformational leadership is a complex process; the realization requires more visionary and more inspiring figures (Simic‚ 1998).
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Two dominant leadership styles are transactional and transformational leaderships. Transactional Leadership: Attempts to create employee satisfaction through negotiation for levels of performance that is “bartering” for desired behavior. It focuses on making certain that the required conduct and procedures are implemented. The use of negotiation is barter to achieve the desired outcomes results in a dynamic relationship between leaders and employees in which reactions‚ conflict and crisis are
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‘consideration’ style however showed positive relationships with the staff and low level of grievances but this meant performance levels were much lower. Fiedler put forward his situational theory in 1958. He proposed that leadership was dependent upon the situation and assumed that all leaders are affected by an inherent set of leadership behaviours‚ which he believed was difficult to change. He identified two basic leadership styles which were task or relationship orientated. According to Tulsian
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T RANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP QUALITIES 415 EUROPEAN JOURNAL O F W ORK A ND O RGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY‚ 1997‚ 6 (4)‚ 415-430 Identification of Transformational Leadership Qualities: An Examination of Potential Biases Filip Lievens‚ Pascal Van Geit‚ and Pol Coetsier University of Ghent‚ Belgium A basic ingredient in transformational leadership development consists in identifying leadership qualities via distribution of the multifactor leadership questionnaire (MLQ) to followers of the
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concept of transformational leadership‚ and to examine why many consider it as being overshadowed by inspirational leadership. In order to do that‚ the assignment starts with a general idea of Leadership‚ and differentiating it from Management‚ as many confuse them as the same thing. An explanation of how authors like Burns and Bass wrote about Transformational Leadership‚ and pointing out its differences from transactional leadership. Continuing by defining transformational leadership and analysing
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