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These notes cover the integrative approach to leadership, including its strengths and weaknesses. They discuss the role of leaders in organizational change and use the example of Steve Jobs and Apple. This is for the LDR 531 course.
What's inside
- Definition and facets of leadership
- Integrative approach to leadership
- Strengths and weaknesses of the integrative approach
- Role of leaders in organizational change
- Apple and Steve Jobs as an example of leadership
Who it is for: Students taking the LDR 531 course. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Leadership is a complex topic. It looks at leaders, followers and the environment. A student gets an overview of leadership theories and approaches.
Leadership Defined
Leadership is the process of inspiring others. It involves setting organizational objectives and tactics. Leadership is both a specialized role and a shared influence process.
Leadership Theories
Several theories and approaches try to explain leadership. These include traits, behavior, power-influence, situational and the integrative approach. The integrative approach combines two or more variables.
Strengths and Weaknesses
The integrative approach has strengths and weaknesses. It is flexible and adapts to changing environments. However, it does not include all variables and must consider the cultural environment.
Apple and Steve Jobs
Apple's rebirth in 1997 is an example of leadership. Steve Jobs rescued Apple from bankruptcy. He inspired and touched the lives of others to accomplish the organization's goals.
Key terms
- Shared influence
- A process where leadership is not just a role but a collective effort.
- Organizational change
- A change started by a leader or someone who makes things happen.
- Integrative approach
- A combination of two or more variables to explain leadership effectiveness.
- Leadership variables
- Traits, behavior, power-influence, situational and the integrative approach.
- Organizational culture
- The shared vision and values that guide an organization's behavior.
- Managerial roles
- Roles that managers play, including leadership.
Questions this document helps with
- What is the process of inspiring others to achieve common objectives?
- How does the integrative approach explain leadership effectiveness?
- What role does a leader play in organizational change?
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