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Introduction to Leadership Lecture Two Dr. Maha Dajani

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Page 1: Lecture Two Introduction to Leadership

Introduction to Leadership

Lecture Two Dr. Maha Dajani

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Learning Objectives 1. Understand the different ways

leadership has been defined.

2. Understand the controversy about differences between leadership and management.

3. Understand the main roles of a leader.

4. Pinpoint the satisfactions and frustrations of Leaders.

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What is Leadership?

•The leader’s job is to create conditions for the team to be effective.

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Why Leadership is Important ?

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Why Leadership is Important ?

• For Crisis situations , to accomplish complex tasks.

• For organizational performance , to keep focus on group goals

• For employee job satisfaction

• For successful management

• For validation , to help make sense of the world by providing a romantic ideal.

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Leadership vs. Management

Management is the attainment of

organizational goals in an effective

and efficient manner through

planning, organizing, staffing, directing,

and controlling organizational

resources.

Leadership = To have a

Vision or a picture of an

ambitious, desirable future

for the organization or

team

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Are All Leaders Managers?

• Manager = formal title and authority

• Leader = person (manager or non manager) with influence

• Follower = person influenced by a leader

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The overlap of leadership and management

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Leadership and Management (Verbs)

• Leaders innovate

develop

inspire

have a long-term view.

ask what and why.

originate.

challenge the status quo

Managers administer

maintain

control

have short-term view

ask how and when

imitate

accept the status quo

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Management and Leadership

Managers( hard skills)

• Focus on the present

• Maintain the status quo

• Implement policy

• Maintain existing culture and structure

• Remain aloof and objective

• Use position power

Leaders ( soft skills)

• Focus on the future

• Create change

• Initiate policy

• Create new culture and structure

• Establish emotional bonds with followers

• Use personal power

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Leadership Is a Process, Not a Position

Leadership Followers

Leader

Situation

2/14/2015 Ch. 1 Leadership Dr. Maha Dajani 2014

Leadership is the result of complex interactions among the leader, the followers, and the situation

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The Interactional Framework for Analyzing Leadership

2/14/2015 Ch. 1 Leadership Dr. Maha Dajani 2014

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Who are the effective leaders?

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Effective Leaders • Know when to lead, when

to follow.

• Influence followers to support organizational interests.

• Provide direction.

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Effective Leaders (cont.)

• Set challenging objectives and lead the charge to achieve them

• Influence change for continual improvement

• Enjoy working with people

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What are indicators of leadership effectiveness ?

–High group performance

–Follower satisfaction

–Improved group processes

–Career success of leader

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Satisfactions of Leaders

• 1. A feeling of power and prestige.

• 2. A chance to help others grow and develop.

• 3. High income.

• 4. Respect and status.

• 5. Good opportunities for advancement.

• 6. A feeling of “being in on” things.

• 7. An opportunity to control money and other resources

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Frustrations of Leaders • Despite the glory of being a leader, occupying

a leadership or management role has many built-in potential frustrations:

• 1. Too much uncompensated overtime.

• 2. Too many “headaches.”

• 3. Facing a perform-or-perish mentality.

• 4. Not enough authority to carry out responsibility.

• 5. Loneliness (being a leader limits the number of people one can confide in).