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Leadership
and
Management
Development26
A
free
sample
chapter
from
Leadership
and
Management
Development,
5th
Edition.
by
Jeff
Gold,
Richard
Thorpe
and
Alan
Mumford
Published
by
the
CIPD.
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2010
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or
by
any
means,
electronic,
mechanical,
photocopying,
recording,
or
otherwise
without
the
prior
written
permission
of
the
Publishers
or
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licence
permitting
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the
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Kingdom
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●●
functionalist
–
probably
the
most
traditional
and
mainstream
view
of
LMD
which
is
seen
as
a
means
to
improve
performance,
providing
skills
and
knowledge,
perhaps
as
a
‘toolkit’
to
address
identified
gaps
●●
constructivist
–
LMD
is
seen
as
a
way
of
helping
managers
make
sense
of
what
is
happening
at
work,
finding
ways
of
bringing
groups
together
to
learn,
and
jointly
constructing
meanings
to
make
progress
●●
dialogic
–
organisations
are
seen
as
consisting
of
many
voices
and
interests,
as
are
managers,
who
adopt
different
ways
of
talking
and
appropriate
identities
according
to
context.
Argument
and
negotiation
are
required,
but
ongoing
flux
and
disagreement
is
likely
●●
critical
–
organisations
are
sites
of
power
struggles,
domination
and
subordination.
Managers
are
enabled
and
constrained,
dominating,
suppressed
and
resisting.
How
LMD
is
studied
and
researched
is
very
much
driven
by
the
interests
of
researchers
and
the
agendas
of
the
institution
in
which
they
work.
For
example,
in
many
universities
in
the
UK,
the
agenda
has
been
to
achieve
high
research
rankings
in
the
Research
Assessment
Exercise.
To
do
this,
researchers
have
set
their
sights
on
publication
in
peer-
reviewed
journals,
although
different
journals
favour
different
discourses.
However,
other
researchers
of
LMD
might
work
in
consultancies
where
their
task
is
to
provide
solutions
for
clients.
There
is
less
concern
with
peer
review
and
more
concern
with
practicality.
Publication
will
be
focused
on
practitioner
journals,
such
as
People
Management.
In
the
UK,
as
we
suggested
above,
there
has
been
a
concern
to
provide
research
that
has
an
impact
on
the
practice
of
managers
–
eg
the
Advanced
Institute
of
Management
and
the
Economic
and
Social
Research
Council.
NE
WS
web
links
We
suggest
that
you
consult
http:/
/
www.aimresearch.org/
;
this
is
the
site
of
the
Advanced
Institute
of
Management,
which
seeks
to
provide
high-
quality
research
to
have
‘an
immediate
and
significant
impact
on
management
practice’.
The
Economic
and
Social
Research
Council’s
site
is
http:/
/
www.esrc.ac.uk.
It
provides
funds
and
training
for
research
in
the
social
sciences
that
leads
to
‘the
highest-
quality
research
on
the
most
pressing
economic
and
social
issues
that
we
face’.
summary
●●
The
emphasis
in
this
chapter
is
on
the
contingent
nature
of
leadership
and
management.
●●
In
recent
years
‘leadership’
seems
to
have
become
a
more
popular
term
–
a
hot
topic
of
our
times.
●●
There
are
a
range
of
theories
to
explain
the
work
of
managers
but
these
seem
to
be
disconnected
from
what
managers
need
to
do
and
what
they
need
to
learn.
9.
Leaders
and
managers,
leadership
and
management
development
9
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Leadership
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and
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CIPD.
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may
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Another
image
of
managers
at
work
is
one
associated
with
the
importance
of
conversations
and
arguing
for
what
is
considered
to
be
the
right
way.
Through
talk,
argument
and
persuasion,
a
manager
creates
meaning
with
others,
providing
clarity
as
the
conversations
unfolds.
It
is
an
ambiguous
image
because
conversations
are
not
always
predictable
and
can
take
unexpected
turns.
The
manager
in
practice,
according
to
writers
such
as
Shotter
and
Cunliffe
(2003),
needs
to
be
an
author.
That
is,
in
times
of
difficulty
and
flux,
as
we
have
been
experiencing
towards
the
end
of
the
first
decade
of
the
2000s,
leaders
and
managers
are
looked
to
as
people
who
generate
order
out
of
chaos,
confusion
and
contradiction.
The
way
this
is
done
is
by
talking
persuasively
for
the
order
which
they
have
generated.
are
leaders
and
managers
different?
This
is
a
question
that
has
been
of
interest
for
many
years,
especially
in
recent
years
when,
according
to
CEML
(2002),
‘new
developments
are
putting
emphasis
on
leadership
abilities’
(p.6).
Zaleznik
(1977)
began
a
key
debate
on
this
issue
by
asking
the
question
whether
leaders
and
managers
were
different.
Kotter
(1990),
who
as
we
saw
above
provided
research
on
effective
managers,
continued
the
debate
by
focusing
on
what
leaders
did
and
encouraging
the
view
that
leadership
is
separate
from
management
–
which
implies
a
different
level
or
type
of
development
need.
However,
he
also
argued
that
rather
than
leadership
and
management
being
seen
as
separate,
they
need
to
be
understood
as
complementary
to
each
other
with
different
systems
of
action,
as
shown
in
Table
1.2.
Table
1.2
Leadership
and
management
as
systems
of
action
Management
Leadership
Planning
and
budgeting
Identifying
steps
to
goal
achievement
and
allocating
resources
to
achieve
those
goals
Setting
a
direction
Creating
a
vision
for
the
future,
along
with
strategies
for
its
realisation
Organising
and
staffing
Identifying
jobs
and
staffing
requirements,
communicating
the
plan,
and
delegating
responsibility
to
job-
holders
for
carrying
it
out
Aligning
people
Communicating
the
vision
and
marshalling
support;
getting
people
to
believe
the
management
and
empowering
them
with
a
clear
sense
of
direction,
strength
and
unity
Controlling
and
problem-
solving
Installing
control
systems
to
correct
deviations
from
the
plan,
the
purpose
being
to
complete
routine
jobs
successfully
Motivating
people
Energising
people
through
need,
fulfilment
and
involvement
in
the
process,
including
supporting
employees’
efforts
and
recognising
and
rewarding
their
success.
Co-
ordination
occurs
through
strong
networks
of
informal
relationships
Source:
based
on
Kotter
(1990)
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More
leadership
and
inspirational
quotes
See
also
the
free
motivational
posters
for
leadership
quotes.
Leadership
development
exercises
and
games
They
are
various
games
and
exercises
on
the
free
team
building
games
section
that
work
well
for
demonstrating,
assessing
and
developing
leadership.
See
particularly
the
'leading
or
managing'
exercise,
which
is
a
flexible
activity
for
illustrating
the
differences
between
managing
and
leading.
As
regards
leadership
exercises
for
experiential
development
of
leadership
abilities,
focus
on
the
leadership
challenge
of
leading
and
managing
a
team
-
the
task
itself
is
secondary
-
so
virtually
any
team
game
is
suitable
provided
you
give
each
leader
a
team
of
four
or
more
people
to
lead. The more people, the bigger the test of leadership. You do not need a complicated exercise to
create a leadership challenge. The leadership challenge is produced by having to organise, plan and
motivate a team of people. In fact, if the task is too complex it will obscure the team leadership
issues, by distracting from or hampering leadership skills and qualities. For leadership development
choose exercises that includes an enjoyable and achievable challenge - even very basic games like
newspaper towers will be a good test of leadership if you create teams of four or more for the leader
to
lead. Use games that you feel will produce variety, fun and a mixture of activities. The round tables
exercise is particularly suitable to test and develop leadership skills. Choose a mixture of exercises
which
encourage the leaders think about using a different approach, and different people's strengths, for
each
challenge. leadership articles and leadership development justification Many articles appear in the
press and trade journals about leadership; look out for them, they can teach you a lot. Newspaper
articles - particularly those that appear in the serious press - about leadership and management,
organizational and business culture, are an excellent source of ideas, examples and references for
developing
leadership.
6. Transformational leader Transformational leaders, as de? Ned by Bass (1985), empower their
followers and encourage them to 'do more than they originally expected to do'. Transformational
leaders
motivate followers to perform at higher levels, to exert greater effort, and to show more commitment.
Bass identified three principal leadership processes for achieving such outcomes: (1) heightening
followers' awareness about the importance and value of designated goals and the means to achieve
them; (2) inducing followers to transcend their self-interests for the good of the group and its goals;
and
(3) meeting followersí higher-order needs. Transformational leaders provide encouragement and
support to followers, assist their development by promoting growth opportunities, and show trust
and
respect for them as individuals. They build self-confidence and heighten personal development.
Charismatic leaders Charismatic leaders have compelling personalities and the ability to rouse people
to
follow them through the sheer force of the impression they make. As originally described by Weber
(1947), charismatic leaders are achievement orientated, calculated risk-takers and good
communicators. They achieve motivational outcomes through four mechanisms: (1) changing
follower perceptions of the nature of work itself; (2) offering an appealing future vision; (3)
developing
a
deep collective identity among followers; and (4) heightening both individual and collective self-
efficacy (people's belief in themselves and what they can do). There is a strong affinity between the
charismatic and the transformational leader. Situational leaders As originally described by Hersey
and
Blanchard (1969), a situational leader is one who can adopt different leadership styles depending on
the
situation. The behavior of leaders towards their followers can take the following forms: Directing
leaders
define the roles and tasks of their followers, and supervise them closely. Decisions are made and
announced by the leader, so communication is largely one-way. Delegating leaders are still involved
in
decisions and problem-solving, but control is with the follower. The follower decides when and how
the
leader
will
be
involved. Coaching leaders still define roles and tasks, but seek ideas and suggestions from the
followers. Decisions remain the leader’s prerogative, but communication is much more two-way.
Supporting leaders pass day-to-day decisions, such as task allocation and processes, to followers.
Leaders
facilitate and take part in decisions, but control is with the follower. Effective leaders are versatile in
being
able to move between the styles according to the situation, so there is no one right style. However,
people
tend to have a preferred style and should understand what that is. What do leaders do? Leaders have
three essential roles. They have to: 12. For many people (staff, customers, suppliers, investors,
commentators, visionaries, etc) these are becoming the most significant areas of attitude/behavior
/
appreciation required in modern business and organizational leaders. 3BL (triple bottom line - profit,
people, planet) also provides an excellent multi-dimensional framework for explaining, developing
and
assessing
leadership
potential and capability, and also links strongly with psychology aspects if for instance
psychometrics (personality testing) features in leadership selection and development methods: each
of
us is more naturally inclined to one or the other (profit, people, planet) by virtue of our personality,
which
can
be
referenced to Jung, Myers Briggs, etc. Much debate persists as to the validity of 'triple bottom line
accounting', since standards and measures are some way from being clearly defined and agreed, but
this
does not reduce the relevance of the concept, nor the growing public awareness of it, which
effectively and continuously re-shapes markets and therefore corporate behavior. Accordingly
leaders
need
to
understand and respond to such huge attitudinal trends, whether they can be reliably accounted for
or
not
at
the
moment. Adaptability and vision - as might be demonstrated via project development scenarios or
tasks - especially involving modern communications and knowledge technologies - are also critical
for
certain leadership roles, and provide unlimited scope for leadership development processes, methods
and
activities. Cultural diversity is another topical and very relevant area requiring leadership
involvement, if not mastery. Large organizations particularly must recognize that the market-place, in
terms of staff, customers and suppliers, is truly global now, and leaders must be able to function and
appreciate and adapt to all aspects of cultural diversification. A leader who fails to relate culturally
well
and
widely and openly inevitably condemns the entire organization to adopt the same narrow focus and
bias exhibited by the leader. Bear in mind that different leadership jobs (and chairman) require
different
types of leaders - Churchill was fine for war but not good for peacetime re-building. There's a big
difference between short-term return on investment versus long-term change. Each warrants a
different
type
of
leadership
style, and actually very few leaders are able to adapt from one to the other. (Again see the
personality styles section: short-term results and profit require strong Jungian 'thinking' orientation,
or
frontal left brain dominance; whereas long-term vision and change require 'intuition' orientation or
frontal right brain dominance). Phadermrod, B., Crowder, R. M., & Wills, G. B. (2019). Importance-
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leadership
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some do – for example, the Law Society’s Continuing Professional Development (CPD) scheme
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employing expert ‘knowledge workers’ to provide solutions for clients (quadrant 3). There is strong
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acquiring
knowledge
and
understanding
resulting
in
accreditation
that
is
usually
understood
as
management
education.
Fox
(1997)
suggests
that
the
various
elements
of
training,
education
and
development
can
be
linked
by
the
idea
of
management
learning.
This
term
is
also
used
by
academics
in
their
studies
of
managers
and
organisations
and
how
learning
occurs
at
work.
In
recent
years,
this
has
been
extended
to
include
leadership
learning,
professional
learning,
SME
learning,
and
so
on.
There
is
more
said
about
learning
and
its
pivotal
role
in
LMD
throughout
the
book
but
especially
in
Chapter
5.
approaches
and
purpose
to
developing
leaders
and
managers
Definitions
help
to
establish
what
LMD
is
about
but
there
also
has
to
be
some
connection
with
how
LMD
can
be
approached
and
with
an
understanding
of
purpose.
In
considering
choices
of
approach,
there
are
as
we
will
see
many
activities
that
come
under
the
heading
of
LMD.
A
search
on
Google
returned
21
million
hits
for
‘management
development’
and
nearly
42
million
for
‘leadership
development’
–
an
indication
that
LMD
is
big
business.
How
can
we
make
sense
of
all
this?
One
source
of
help
is
provided
by
Holman
(2000),
who
has
provided
a
framework
for
considering
approaches
to
management
development
which
we
can
also
extend
to
leadership
development.
The
approaches
are:
●●
academic
liberalism
–
the
pursuit
of
objective
knowledge
as
principles
and
theories
to
be
applied
rationally
and
relatively
scientifically.
Managers
have
the
image
of
a
‘scientist’,
applying
ideas
and
principles
gained
from
experts.
The
argument
here
is
that
managers
need
to
analyse
key
issues
and
use
theories
and
principles
to
find
ways
of
moving
forward.
Access
to
expertise
can
come
through
attending
seminars,
reading,
taking
programmes
such
as
MBAs,
and
so
on
●●
experiential
liberalism
–
in
which,
rather
than
theories,
experience
is
the
source
of
learning
that
provides
ideas
and
insights
which
can
be
used
in
practice.
A
crucial
skill
is
to
become
a
‘reflective
practitioner’
to
make
learning
from
experience
a
deliberate
process,
perhaps
with
others
in
a
joint
process
or
by
taking
responsibility
for
self-
learning
and
development.
As
we
saw
from
Figure
1.2,
rather
than
being
set
a
specified
formula
for
learning,
managers
can
use
experience
from
a
variety
of
sources
and
especially
from
their
own
actions
set
in
a
particular
context.
This
approach
might
be
seen
as
more
natural
and
more
meaningful
to
managers
(Davies
and
Easterby-
Smith
1983)
●●
experiential
vocationalism
–
in
which
organisations
are
where
managers
practise
so
what
is
needed
is
relevant
knowledge
and
skills,
as
required.
The
image
is
that
of
a
‘competent
manager
or
leader’,
as
defined
by
an
agreed
model
of
competences.
Many
organisations
across
many
sectors
have
sought
to
define
the
behaviours
needed
for
managers.
The
result
is
highly
formulated
profiles
which
can
be
used
to
set
out
the
requirements
for
managers
as
competences,
including
how
behaviours
can
be
measured.
In
terms
of
Figure
1.2,
we
are
back
at
the
specified
end
of
the
dimension,
with
the
model
of
competences
having
I
will
be
able
to
delegate
duties,
my
deliveries
should
be
directed
to
the
patient,
communicate
effectively
with
other
departments
within
the
organization.
S
–Specific
I
will
identify
the
strategic
planning
skills
after
working
in
the
4.
simple
words,
they
set
up
strategies
which
would
help
the
organization
to
grow.
Over
it
can
be
said
that
they
work
for
the
betterment
of
the
firm
so
that
they
could
provide
satisfaction
to
their
customers
by
understanding
their
needs
and
wants
(10
Common
Leadership
and
Management
Mistakes,
2011).
Further,
they
also
adopt
different
strategies
which
will
be
help
in
using
the
resources
in
such
a
way
that
they
could
provide
high
quality
services
with
the
help
of
limited
resources.
In
accordance
with
the
case
Leyland
technologies
an
industrial
research
and
development
organisation
employing
600
people
in
3
research
centres
in
the
UK
and
India.
This
firm
is
making
their
effective
operations
in
the
industrial
research
and
development
and
employees
working
there
is
having
technological
and
scientific
background.
With
the
emergent
and
expansion
in
other
countries,
leaders
and
managers
of
the
venture
plays
a
crucial
role
in
order
to
increase
the
productivity
and
sale
of
the
organization.
The
motivational
level
among
employee’s
is
quite
low
but
then
too
researchers
are
giving
their
best
as
they
are
highly
motivated
of
their
own
(Anderson
and
Anderson,
2010).
The
leaders
are
very
efficient
but
the
managers
are
not
adopting
any
kind
of
effective
strategy
which
would
help
in
motivating
the
employees.
All
the
managers
in
this
firm
are
demotivated
and
are
not
performing
their
job
efficiently.
On
the
other
hand,
BDM
have
employees
up
to
800
staff
and
half
of
the
firm
is
based
in
India
but
with
its
headquarters
in
the
UK.
This
organization
is
also
an
industrial
research
and
development.
On
of
the
main
strengths
are
around
identifying
new
product
opportunities
in
emerging
markets
and
developing
products
to
fit
these.
BDM
employees
have
been
expected
to
be
innovators,
entrepreneurs,
team
builders,
adaptive
to
change,
business
focused
and
accountable
for
results.
But
the
problem
is
that
they
do
not
have
effective
leaders
who
could
guide
and
support
employees
so
that
they
could
enhance
their
skills
(Simkins,
2012).
With
the
merger
of
these
two
firms.
They
will
be
able
to
solve
their
issues,
that
is
Leyland
have
in
efficient
managers
but
have
efficient
leaders.
On
the
other
hand,
BDM
has
inefficient
leaders
but
have
effective
managers
who
implements
360
degree
feedback
method
as
company
take
the
help
of
the
peers
in
order
to
judge
the
overall
performance
which
they
have
contributed
throughout
the
year.
With
merger
of
both
this
firm
they
will
get
effective
leaders
and
managers.
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the
student
with
an
opportunity
to
understand
and
analyze
the
Universal
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other
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A
graphic
that
compares
and
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noting
similarities
and
differences.
Your
conclusions
regarding
the
significance
of
these
models
in
business.
How
might
they
apply?
Detailed
speaker
notes
or
narrated
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and
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is
important
to
have
a
definition
of
leadership
to
fully
understand
the
duties
that
one
is
expected
to
perform
by
possessing
the
title
of
a
leader.
A
definition
of
leadership
ensures
that
one
understands
and
knows
what
is
expected
of
people
in
leadership,
for
both
the
leader
and
the
followers
and
the
behavior
and
character
that
is
required
to
make
one
an
exemplary
leader.
7
Pages/
1750
Words
A
leadership
style
decides
the
way
all
employees
are
lead
makes
a
lot
of
difference
in
the
way
they
perform.
It
makes
an
impact
on
their
innovative
approach,
their
ability
to
think
out
of
the
box,
their
decision
making
power
and
their
job
satisfaction
level.
Leadership
approach
can
be
of
a
transformational
leadership
and
transactional
leadership
in
an
organization
by
a
leader.
Other
than
this
there
is
one
more
way
to
classify
leadership
styles.
This
leadership
classification
states
that
leadership
could
be
classified
as
autocratic,
democratic,
Laissez
fare,
Charismatic
leadership,
authoritative
leadership
etc.
(Goddard
&
Melville,
2004).
The
different
type
of
leadership
styles
has
their
own
advantages
and
disadvantages.
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Since
a
child
spends
a
great
deal
of
time
in
the
classroom,
a
teacher
can
play
a
vital
role
in
helping
socially
lacking
children
to
blend
within
the
classroom
or
amongst
their
peers.
•
This
may
take
the
role
of
preventing
bullies
from
victimizing
such
students
by
pointing
out
the
punishments
for
doing
so,
to
pointing
out
that
true
leadership
and
bravery
comes
from
those
who
help
others
who
are
weak
or
unable
to
help
themselves.
This
should
be
done
without
singling
out
the
student
who
may
otherwise
feel
slighted
or
humiliated
by
the
process.
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9.
11.
People
have
a
much
keener
sense
of
truth
than
most
leaders
think.
12.
People
quickly
lose
faith
in
a
leader
who
behaves
as
if
points
10
and
11
do
not
exist.
13.
People
generally
have
the
answers
which
elude
the
leaders
-
they
just
have
better
things
to
do
than
help
the
leader
to
lead
-
like
getting
on
with
their
own
lives.
14.
A
leadership
which
screws
up
in
a
big
way
should
come
clean
and
admit
their
errors.
People
will
generally
forgive
mistakes
but
they
do
not
tolerate being treated like idiots by leaders. 15. And on the question of mistakes, a mistake is an
opportunity
to
be
better, and to show remorse and a lesson learned. This is how civilization progresses. 16. A leader
should
be
brave enough to talk when lesser people want to fight. Anyone can resort to threats and aggression.
Being aggressive is not leading. It might have been a couple of thousand years ago, but it's not now.
The
nature of humankind and civilization is to become more civilized. Leaders should enable not obstruct
this
process.
Traditional leadership tips - jack welch style.. Jack Welch, respected business leader and writer is
quoted as proposing these fundamental leadership principles (notably these principles are expanded
in
his 2001 book 'Jack: Straight From The Gut'): 1. There is only one way - the straightway. It sets the
tone of the organization. 2. Be open to the best of what everyone, everywhere, has to offer; transfer
learning
across
your
organization.
3. Get the right people in the right jobs - it is more important than developing a strategy. 4. An
informal atmosphere is a competitive advantage. 5. Make sure everybody counts and everybody
knows
they
count. 6. Legitimate self-confidence is a winner - the true test of self-confidence is the courage to be
open. 7. Business has to be fun - celebrations energies and organization. 8. Never underestimate the
other
guy. 9. Understand where real value is added and put your best people there. 10. Know when to
meddle and when to let go - this is pure instinct. As a leader, your main priority is to get the job
done, whatever the job is. Leaders make things happen by: knowing your objectives and having a
plan how to achieve them building a team committed to achieving the objectives Both Leadership
and
management
entail in working with people.... Leadership and management work toward the fulfillment of a
common goal.... Leadership is related to management process in many ways.... Leadership can be
traced back to ancient times whereas management practices began in the early 20th century to
control the chaos in organizations.... management practices were introduced by Henry Fayol but
leadership
has
been
observed in the society since the time of Aristotle (Northouse, 2009, p.... Read 26. Leadership and
Management
Development26 A free sample chapter from Leadership and Management Development, 5th Edition.
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functionalist – probably the most traditional and mainstream view of LMD which is seen as a means
to
improve performance, providing skills and knowledge, perhaps as a ‘toolkit’ to address identified
gaps ●● constructivist – LMD is seen as a way of helping managers make sense of what is happening
at
work, finding ways of bringing groups together to learn, and jointly constructing meanings to make
progress ●● dialogic – organisations are seen as consisting of many voices and interests, as are
managers,
who
adopt
different
ways
of
talking and appropriate identities according to context. Argument and negotiation are required, but
ongoing flux and disagreement is likely ●● critical – organisations are sites of power struggles,
domination and subordination. Managers are enabled and constrained, dominating, suppressed and
resisting. How LMD is studied and researched is very much driven by the interests of researchers
and
the
agendas of the institution in which they work. For example, in many universities in the UK, the
agenda has been to achieve high research rankings in the Research Assessment Exercise. To do this,
researchers
have
set
their
sights on publication in peer-reviewed journals, although different journals favour different
discourses. However, other researchers of LMD might work in consultancies where their task is to
provide
solutions for clients. There is less concern with peer review and more concern with practicality.
Publication will be focused on practitioner journals, such as People Management. In the UK, as we
suggested above, there has been a concern to provide research that has an impact on the practice of
managers
–
eg the Advanced Institute of Management and the Economic and Social Research Council. NE WS
web links We suggest that you consult http:
/
/
www.aimresearch.org/; this is the site of the Advanced Institute of Management, which seeks to
provide
high-quality research to have ‘an immediate and significant impact on management practice’. The
Economic and Social Research Council’s site is http:
/
/
www.esrc.ac.uk. It provides funds and training for research in the social sciences that leads to ‘the
highest-quality research on the most pressing economic and social issues that we face’. summary ●●
The
emphasis in this chapter is on the contingent nature of leadership and management. ●● In recent
years ‘leadership’ seems to have become a more popular term – a hot topic of our times. ●● There
are
a
range of theories to explain the work of managers but these seem to be disconnected from what
managers
need
to
do
and
what
they
need
to
learn. 7 Pages/1750 Words The document discusses leadership and management development
(LMD) issues in two merging research organizations. It identifies key issues like demotivated
managers
and
a
lack of effective leaders. After the merger, communication issues may arise due to different cultures
and
backgrounds of the combined 1400 employees. The new company, Restec, aims to focus on
developing
a
unified culture, professional management, and international leadership to achieve strategic goals.
Approaches to LMD include power and role-based cultures, democratic leadership style, and a
functional structure to enhance skills. Ethical considerations for planning include respecting trade
unions and avoiding discrimination. TERMS & CONDITIONS PRIVACY POLICY COOKIES
POLICY 25. problems and hurdles that must be overcome along the way. They are thus comfortable
with
risk and will see routes that others avoid as potential opportunities for advantage and will happily
break rules in order to get things done. A surprising number of these leaders had some form of
handicap in their lives which they had to overcome. Some had traumatic childhoods, some had
problems such as dyslexia, others were shorter than average. This perhaps taught them the
independence of mind that is needed to go out on a limb and not worry about what others are
thinking about you. In summary This table summarizes the above (and more) and gives a sense of the
differences between being a leader and being a manager. This is, of course, an illustrative
characterization, and there is a whole spectrum between either ends of these scales along which each
role
can
range. And many people lead and manage at the same time, and so may display a combination of
behaviors. What Makes a Good Leader? Simple Ways to Improve Your Management Skills What
makes
a
good leader is the use of effective management skills such as spending 50 percent or more of their
time
listening carefully. Great leaders understand that some of the best leadership qualities entail listening
to
others
with
undivided attention. When was the last time you actually listened single-mindedly to one of your
staff
members? Can you remember when you last listened to someone without interruptions or distractions
from
either telephone calls or drop-in visitors, when you just focused intently on the person speaking with
you, ignoring all else? When CEO Alan Mulally arrived at Ford, he used a technique he had refined
at
Boeing. He found a way to instantly shift the senior executives on his team from talkers to listeners
by changing the way he Leadership and Management as a Professional Concept
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Peter
Drucker
Power
Point
in
Module
3
Management
revolves
around
planning,
scheduling,
decision
making,
monitoring
and
control
of
the
The
primary
purpose
for
studying
Leadership
and
management
is
to
learn
how
to
work
with
people,
not
only
as
individuals
but
also
as
members
of
groups,
teams,
and
organizations....
Use
of
nursing
Leadership
and
management
concepts
and
skills
allows
the
nurse
manager
a
greater
understanding
and
control
of
events
in
work
situations
(Clark,
1994)....
In
nursing,
management
relates
to
performing
the
functions
of
planning,
organizing,
staffing,
leading
and
directing,
and
controlling
and
evaluating
the
activities
of
a
nursing
enterprise
and
departmental
subunits....
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Remember
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20.
1.
Lack
of
Feedback
Sarah
is
a
talented
sales
representative,
but
she
has
a
habit
of
answering
the
phone
in
an
unprofessional
manner.
Her
boss
is
aware
of
this,
but
he's
waiting
for
her
performance
review
to
tell
her
where
she's
going
wrong.
Unfortunately,
until
she's
been
alerted
to
the
problem,
she'll
continue
putting
off
potential
customers.
According
to
1,400
executives
polled
by
The
Ken
Blanchard
Companies,
failing
to
provide
feedback
is
the
most
common
mistake
that
leaders
make.
When
you
don't
provide
prompt
feedback
to
your
people,
you're
depriving
them
of
the
opportunity
to
improve
their
performance.
To
avoid
this
mistake,
learn
how
to
provide
regular
feedback
to
your
team.
(You
can
use
our
Bite-
Sized
Training
session
on
Giving
Feedback
to
gain
an
in-
depth
understanding
of
feedback,
and
to
learn
how
to
provide
it
effectively.)
2.
Not
Making
Time
for
Your
Team
When
you're
a
manager
or
leader,
it's
easy
to
get
so
wrapped
up
in
your
own
workload
that
you
don't
make
yourself
available
to
your
team.
Yes,
you
have
projects
that
you
need
to
deliver.
But
your
people
must
come
first
–
without
you
being
available
when
they
need
you,
your
people
won't
know
what
to
do,
and
they
won't
have
the
support
and
guidance
that
they
need
to
meet
their
objectives.
Avoid
this
mistake
by
blocking
out
time
in
your
schedule
specifically
for
your
people,
and
by
learning
how
to
listen
actively
to
your
team.
Develop
your
emotional
intelligence
so
that
you
can
be
more
aware
of
your
team
and
their
needs,
and
have
a
regular
time
when
"your
door
is
always
open",
so
that
your
people
know
when
they
can
get
your
help.
You
can
also
use
Management
By
Walking
Around,
which
is
an
effective
way
to
stay
in
touch
with
your
team.
Once
you're
in
a
leadership
or
management
role,
your
team
should
always
come
first
-
this
is,
at
heart,
what
good
leadership
is
all
about!
3.
Being
Too
"Hands-
Off"
One
of
your
team
has
just
completed
an
important
project.
The
problem
is
that
he
misunderstood
the
project's
specification,
and
you
didn't
stay
in
touch
with
him
as
he
was
working
on
it.
Now,
he's
completed
the
project
in
the
wrong
way,
and
you're
faced
with
explaining
this
to
an
angry
client.
Many
leaders
want
to
avoid
micromanagement.
But
going
to
the
opposite
extreme
(with
a
hand-
offs
management
style)
isn't
a
good
idea
either
–
you
need
to
get
the
balance
right.
Our
article,
Laissez
Faire
versus
Micromanagement
will
help
you
find
the
right
balance
for
your
own
situation.
4.
Being
Too
Friendly
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Management
Development8
A
free
sample
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and
Management
Development,
5th
Edition.
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Richard
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and
Alan
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Boyatzis’
ground-
breaking
study
has
been
followed
by
a
number
of
equally
detailed
research
studies
showing
variations
on
his
competencies.
The
significance
of
what
could
be
called
the
‘competency
movement’
is
that
it
has
led
to
a
more
refined
understanding
of
what
managers
ought
to
do,
and
in
at
least
some
cases
to
an
emphasis
on
organisations
producing their own list more relevant to their particular needs. In Chapter 3 we extend this
discussion considerably to show its significance in LMD, but we can posit one conundrum even in
this
first
chapter: the convenience and simplicity of this approach, which requires no additional effort in
defining what managers do in one organisation, is likely to be misleading in terms of its effect on
developing managers in those competencies which are crucially required by other organisations – or
at
least
identifying and working on the most crucial. Managers live in a changing world, in organisations
whose objectives can change, whose priorities can shift. The things which managers have to do
effectively must be responsive to these changed circumstances. Thus over the last 25 years and
certainly since the work of Boyatzis and Kotter, competition, changes in technology, globalisation
and
economic crisis require different ways of communication, working with teams within and across
organisation boundaries both physically and virtually, and are bound to pose different demands on
managers. Thus even organisationally derived competencies as generalised statements about
managerial and leadership work in that particular organisation are bound to result in adjustments in
both the content of a competence and its level of priority. It is doubtful that any framework of
management
or
leadership
can
fully account for a process of managing and leading that must remain ‘inherently problematic’ (Hales
1993, p.15). Some studies of what managers do provide a more vivid, complex and ambiguous
image. Watson (1994) was interested in the reality of management as experienced by managers
themselves, and one of the most important conclusions to emerge was the value-laden and moral
position of those who perform management roles. As Watson suggests, ‘Management is essentially
and
inherently a social and moral activity’ where success is achieved by ‘building organisational patterns,
cultures and understandings based on relationships of mutual trust and shared obligation among
people
involved with the organisation’ (p.223). Another study by Luthans (1988) pointed to the presence of
dubious behaviours such as discussing rumours, hearsay and the grapevine; complaining, griping, and
putting
others down; politicking; and gamesmanship. Other behaviours included non-work- related chit-chat
and
informal joshing around. NE WS web links Watson and Luthans were both using an ethnographic
approach to research. As Watson explained, he was able to ‘get close to managers as individuals’ and
involve himself ‘in their organisation context’ (p.6). Find out more about ethnographic research at
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acquiring knowledge and understanding resulting in accreditation that is usually understood as
management
education. Fox (1997) suggests that the various elements of training, education and development can
be
linked by the idea of management learning. This term is also used by academics in their studies of
managers
and
organisations
and
how
learning
occurs at work. In recent years, this has been extended to include leadership learning, professional
learning, SME learning, and so on. There is more said about learning and its pivotal role in LMD
throughout the book but especially in Chapter 5. approaches and purpose to developing leaders and
managers
Definitions help to establish what LMD is about but there also has to be some connection with how
LMD can be approached and with an understanding of purpose. In considering choices of approach,
there are as we will see many activities that come under the heading of LMD. A search on Google
returned 21 million hits for ‘management development’ and nearly 42 million for ‘leadership
development’ – an indication that LMD is big business. How can we make sense of all this? One
source of help is provided by Holman (2000), who has provided a framework for considering
approaches to management development which we can also extend to leadership development. The
approaches are: ●● academic liberalism – the pursuit of objective knowledge as principles and
theories to be applied rationally and relatively scientifically. Managers have the image of a ‘scientist’,
applying ideas and principles gained from experts. The argument here is that managers need to
analyse key issues and use theories and principles to find ways of moving forward. Access to
expertise can come through attending seminars, reading, taking programmes such as MBAs, and so
on
●● experiential liberalism – in which, rather than theories, experience is the source of learning that
provides ideas and insights which can be used in practice. A crucial skill is to become a ‘reflective
practitioner’ to make learning from experience a deliberate process, perhaps with others in a joint
process or by taking responsibility for self-learning and development. As we saw from Figure 1.2,
rather than being set a specified formula for learning, managers can use experience from a variety of
sources and especially from their own actions set in a particular context. This approach might be
seen as more natural and more meaningful to managers (Davies and Easterby-Smith 1983) ●●
experiential vocationalism – in which organisations are where managers practise so what is needed is
relevant knowledge and skills, as required. The image is that of a ‘competent manager or leader’, as
defined by an agreed model of competences. Many organisations across many sectors have sought to
define the behaviours needed for managers. The result is highly formulated profiles which can be
used to set out the requirements for managers as competences, including how behaviours can be
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The
teacher
should
carefully
observe
the
interactions
of
the
students
in
an
attempt
to
find
a
child
who
may
be
a
good
"friend
match"
for
the
isolated
student.
Be
sure
to
observe
the
youngsters
in
formal
classroom
settings
and
less
structured
settings
as
well
(e.g.,
recess,
hallways,
physical
education).
If
you
see
that
two
students
seem
to
be
developing
a
relationship,
seat
them
together
or
allow
them
to
work
as
a
pair
in
classroom
activities.
Perhaps
you
could
even
contact
the
parents
of
the
isolated
child
and
suggest
that
they
may
want
to
promote
and
nurture
the
relationship
by
setting
up
a
play
date
between
the
two
children.
•
Making
clear
rules
that
verbal
or
physical
bullying
is
unacceptable,
and
disciplinary
action
may
need
to
taken
to
punish
those
who
commit
these
acts.
followers.
However,
management
is
carried
out
according
to
the
organizational
hierarchy,
policies
and
6.
forever
in
the
BBC's
archives.
If
you
know
a
suitably
influential
executive
at
the
Beeb
who
can
liberate
it
please
contact
me.
Incidentally
as
a
quick
case-
study,
the
BBC
illustrates
an
important
aspect
of
leadership,
namely
philosophy.
Philosophy
(you
could
call
it
'fundamental
purpose')
is
the
foundation
on
which
to
build
strategy,
management,
operational
activities,
and
pretty
well
everything
else
that
happens
in
an
organization.
Whatever
the
size
of
the
organization,
operational
activities
need
to
be
reconcilable
with
a
single
congruent
(fitting,
harmonious)
philosophy.
Executives,
managers,
staff,
customers,
suppliers,
stakeholders,
etc.,
need
solid
philosophical
principles
(another
term
would
be
a
'frame
of
reference')
on
which
to
base
their
expectations,
decisions
and
actions.
In
a
vast
complex
organization
like
the
BBC,
leadership
will
be
very
challenging
at
the
best
of
times
due
to
reasons
of
size,
diversity,
political
and
public
interest,
etc.
Having
a
conflicting
philosophy
dramatically
increases
these
difficulties
for
everyone,
not
least
the
leader,
because
the
frame
of
reference
is
confusing.
For
leadership
to
work
well,
people
(employees
and
interested
outsiders)
must
be
able
to
connect
their
expectations,
aims
and
activities
to
a
basic
purpose
or
philosophy
of
the
organization.
This
foundational
philosophy
should
provide
vital
reference
points
for
employees'
decisions
and
actions
-
an
increasingly
significant
factor
in
modern
'empowered'
organizations.
Seeing
a
clear
philosophy
and
purpose
is
also
essential
for
staff,
customers
and
outsiders
in
assessing
crucial
organizational
characteristics
such
as
integrity,
ethics,
fairness,
quality
and
performance.
A
clear
philosophy
is
vital
to
the
'psychological
contract'
-
whether
stated
or
unstated
(almost
always
unstated)
-
on
which
people
(employees,
customers
or
observers)
tend
to
judge
their
relationships
and
transactions.
The
BBC
is
an
example
(it's
not
the
only
one)
of
an
organization
which
has
a
confusing
organizational
philosophy.
At
times
it
is
inherently
conflicting.
For
example:
Who
are
its
owners?
Who
are
its
customers?
What
are
its
priorities
and
obligations?
Are
its
commercial
operations
a
means
to
an
end,
or
an
end
in
themselves?
Is
its
main
aim
to
provide
commercial
mainstream
entertainment,
or
non-
commercial
education
and
information?
Is
it
a
public
service,
or
is
it
a
commercial
provider?
Will
it
one
day
be
privatised
in
part
or
whole?
If
so
will
this
threaten
me
or
benefit
me?
As
an
employee
am
I
sharing
in
something,
or
being
exploited?
As
a
customer
(if
the
description
is
apt)
am
I
also
an
owner?
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products
and/
or
services.

Manage
physical
resources
and
technology.

Manage
information
and
knowledge.
Managing
self
and
personal
skills

Manage
own
contribution.

Develop
own
knowledge,
skills
and
competence.
Henry
Mintzberg
(1973)
observed
five
chief
executives
over
a
period
of
five
weeks.
He
found
that
the
proportion
of
time
they
spent
on
different
activities
was
as
shown
in
table
below.
Activities
Average
(%)
Range
(%)
Desk
work
22
16-
38
Telephone
calls
6
4-
9
Scheduled
meetings
59
38-
75
Unscheduled
meetings
10
3-
8
Tours
3
0-
10
Proportion
of
activities
lasting
less
than
9
minutes
49
40-
56
Proportion
of
activities
lasting
longer
than
60
minutes
10
5-
13
What
is
an
effective
manager?
Managerial
effectiveness
'denotes
the
extent
to
which
what
managers
actually
do
matches
what
they
are
supposed
to
do'
(Hales,
1986).
It
is
about
performance,
which
refers
both
to
what
people
do
(their
achievements)
and
how
people
do
it
(their
behaviour).
To
measure
effectiveness
it
is
necessary
to
understand
and
de?
ne
both
sides
of
the
equation;
that
is,
inputs
(skills
and
behaviour)
and
outputs
(results).
The
measurement
of
effectiveness
and
performance
therefore
compares
expectations
about
achievements
and
behaviour
with
actual
results
and
behaviour.
Effective
managers:
get
the
things
done
that
they
are
expected
to
get
done;

exercise
visionary
leadership;

understand
the
business
and
its
key
drivers
and
act
accordingly;

plan
the
effective
use
of
the
resources
allocated
to
them;

set
the
direction
and
ensure
that
everyone
knows
what
is
expected
of
them;

initiate
and
manage
change
designed
to
improve
performance;

adapt
and
respond
rapidly
to
changing
demands
and
circumstances;

anticipate
problems
but
deal
promptly
with
those
that
arise
unexpectedly;
and

monitor
performance
so
that
swift
corrective
action
can
be
taken
when
necessary.
Managerial
skills
To
meet
these
onerous
demands
managers
require
a
wide
range
of
skills.
These
include
coaching,
communicating,
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work
across
disciplines
to
provide
value-
added
provision
for
service-
users
and
customers
is
becoming
increasing
recognised
in
both
the
public
services
and
private
sector
and
sometimes
as
private/
public
collaborations.
It
is
clearly
a
quadrant
4
way
of
working
which
Victor
and
Boynton
(1998)
refer
to
as
co-
configuration.
A
key
idea
is
to
respond
to
a
customer’s
needs
and
learn
from
interactions
to
add
further
value.
As
Victor
and
Boynton
(1998,
p.195)
suggest,
Mass
customisation
...
requires
the
company
to
sense
and
respond
to
the
individual
customer’s
needs.
But
co-
configuration
work
takes
this
relationship
up
one
level
–
it
brings
the
value
of
an
intelligent
and
‘adapting’
product.
Learning
is
crucial
to
co-
configuration.
Firstly,
as
Daniels
(2004)
suggests,
professionals
and
experts
from
different
disciplines
learn
to
debate
and
negotiate
through
dialogue.
Secondly,
learning
occurs
through
interaction
with
clients,
customers
and
service-
users
and
is
shared
with
others.
Both
these
requirements
suggest
a
shared
responsibility
for
leadership.
In
the
public
sector
there
is
more
recognition
of
the
need
to
work
across
boundaries,
creating
partnerships
and
networks
between
agencies.
Brookes
(2008)
refers
to
this
as
‘new
public
leadership’,
with
a
clear
implication
for
a
collective
leadership
approach.
Similarly,
Gold
and
Thorpe
(2009)
show
how
lawyers
from
different
specialist
departments
in
a
commercial
law
firm
were
able
to
consider
client
needs
strategically,
learn
from
interactions
and
share
knowledge.
In
addition
to
public
service
bodies
and
agencies,
there
are
many
thousands
of
community
and
voluntary
sector
groups
and
organisations
which
we
refer
to
as
the
third
sector.
They
all
clearly
exist
to
serve
some
specific
public
or
community
purpose.
However,
there
are
large
organisations
–
such
as
Oxfam
and
Dr
Barnardos
–
which
to
some
extent
are
configured
for
standardisation,
enjoying
some
of
the
economies
of
scale
that
come
with
size
and
a
degree
of
specialisation
including
leadership
and
management
functions.
Generally, the third sector lacks organisation, with many groups relying on volunteers, charity
funding and managing based on the motivation of participants. The service ethos would suggest
consideration of ideas of leadership that reflect such values, like Greenleaf’s (1982) idea of ‘servant
leadership’ based on the view that leaders must choose to serve by prioritising the needs of others.
Between groups there can be a great deal of informal sharing of ideas supported by networks such as
the
National Council for Voluntary Organisations. This again suggests that leadership can be considered
shared
across
groups. A growing part of the third sector consists of businesses with social objectives where profits
or
‘surpluses’ are reinvested in community or environmental projects. These businesses are called social
enterprises, the best-known example perhaps being the magazine The Big Issue, sold by the homeless
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been done, either at the moment of action or as part of a review to consider what happened. Both
are
part
of
an
important
process for managers and professionals more generally (Schön 1983). What is done as a
consequence, such as a change in behaviour or a new way of understanding, is much less
predictable, and this can even occur when prediction is intended. That is, a manager attends a course
with
pre-set objectives but learns something else that was not pre-set. When this is recognised, we can say
it
has
emerged – but a manager might not have to attend a formal event like a course to achieve this. A
great deal of LMD is not ‘planned and deliberate’, and even more significantly, probably cannot be –
although the practice of developers should certainly include attempts to shift at least some
experiences from the accidental, informal, undeliberate more towards at least being reviewed and
deliberately assessed as learning experiences after the event. The tension between our two definitions
suggests a dimension shown as Figure 1.2. Figure 1.2 Planned and emergent LMD dimension LMD
as
a
planned and deliberate process LMD as an emergent process Specified Recognised We see this as a
dimension between opposing views of LMD, but there is always a certain degree of overlap too. For
example, even when managers attend formal events with clearly set objectives there will be an
emergent process operating as stories of experience are shared or people keep up with the latest
gossip. Similarly, it is possible to plan for and specify that managers could share what emerges from
informal and everyday events, or events can be designed to encourage this. For example, the LMD
method of Action Learning (Revans 1982) is to form groups of managers to share their problems,
agree to take actions and learn from this process through regular reviews. With such a process, it is
difficult to specify objectives or what will be achieved – but it is possible to plan for the process to
occur. We deal with this apparent contradiction later in the book. Without doubt there is a preference
for
planning and deliberation in LMD. This provides for structure in presentation and delivery, working
out
timing over a particular period and the allocation of resources. We have often noted the requirement
to
get
LMD plans in place before certain key dates in the financial year, and sometimes a rush to spend
money so as not to lose a budget. This is a good example of organisation structures setting the
framework for LMD decisions. Our two definitions incorporate a broad range of processes. For
example, LMD covers both events that primarily involve the acquisition of new skills and that are
usually the focus of management training, and the more formal activity of 3. We could extend this to
say: Management relies heavily on tangible measurable capabilities such as effective planning; the
use
of
organizational
systems; and the use of appropriate communications methods. Leadership involves many
management
skills, but generally as a secondary or background function of true leadership. Leadership instead
relies most strongly on less tangible and less measurable things like trust, inspiration, attitude,
decision-making, and personal character. These are not processes or skills or even necessarily the
result of experience. They are facets of humanity, and are enabled mainly by the leader's character
and
especially his/her emotional reserves. Another way to see leadership compared with management, is
that
leadership
does not crucially depend on the type of management methods and processes a leaders uses;
leadership
instead primarily depends on the ways in which the leader uses management methods and processes.
Good leadership depends on attitudinal qualities, not management processes. Humanity is a way to
describe these qualities, because this reflects the leader's vital relationship with people. Qualities
critical for a leader's relationship with his/her people are quite different to conventional skills and
processes: examples of highly significant leadership qualities integrity honesty humility
courage commitment sincerity passion confidence positivity wisdom determination