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MANAGERIAL LEADERSHIP =is the ability to manage and lead people.

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MANAGERIAL LEADERSHIP=is the ability to

manage and lead people.

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The organization structure is the first step in defining the formal groups in the organization.

MANAGEMENT ROLE IN SHAPING GROUPS

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PRINCIPAL

ASS. PRINCIPAL

FILIPINO DEPT

ENGLISH DEPT

SCIENCE DEPT

STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION

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IMPOSEThe management can impose their leadership on the group which brings in certain group dynamics where the “we-they” sentiment creeps.

LEADERSHIPS STYLES:

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Management can share their leaderships in which case there is a joint ownerships to do the tasks and goals.

SHARE:

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giving groups autonomy in the way they plan and execute tasks. This brings in greater deal of

a.) self controlb.) motivationC.) sense of achievement

Modern Style

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1.)Formal- carrying out their assigned duties in a group, workers interact and generate sentiments. Some are expected sentiments that go with being professionals.

Groups in Organization:

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Managers have to manage the unplanned sentiments to bring cohesion within the group. Failure to do so will force the workers to form informal groups that develop a life of their own.

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2.)Informal groups are quite separate from work groups. Cohesion in work groups is encouraged through Team Building exercises. The success of informal groups is their cohesion.

Group:

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Cohesion is the ability to be coordinated, logical and consisted in bringing results. It aids the pursuits of group objectives and emotional health of group members.

Definition of term:

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Homogeneity-coming from the same ethnic background, having common interests, sharing the same set of values and coming to each other’s help.

Sources:

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Communication with one another fosters cohesion

Communication:

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People unable to express themselves and negotiate their expectations.

HINDRANCES:

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Multi-cultural workforces have difficulty in establishing easy communications

HINDRANCE

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Noisy environment like kitchen, stewarding, laundry.

HINDRANCE:

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Some jobs tend to isolate people like gardeners and public area cleaners because they are dispersed to remote corners of the property.

ISOLATION

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Counter sales person are at the in-house delicatessen may have difficulty in finding cohesion with a group.

Remedy: job rotation is a wonderful method just as much as daily briefings.

ISOLATION:

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Size of the group influences group cohesion.

Larger the group, the more difficult is to bring cohesion.

SIZE

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The smaller group, the better is cohesion. People can communicate easily.

SIZE

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It is a threat or pressure from the outside creates permanent high cohesion. Management can create such pressure by focusing on an external competitor.

EXTERNAL PRESSURE

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They can also apply pressure but with cohesion in order to meet closely the goals.

a.) deadlinesb.) customer servicec.) bottom line resultsd.) quality

External

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The higher the status of the group the greater is the cohesion.

A group gets status when its shown constantly excellence,

STATUS

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has a monopoly on certain practices, autonomy, opportunities for promotion, working conditions and locations of activity.

A functional and healthy group is ultimately dependent on the kind of leaderships they receive.

STATUS

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by:Cecille/Cez

Thank you very much…