Leaders acquire the ability to learn via experience.
All forums provide opportunities for personal progress, but only if you pay attention. Leaders learn to learn not just through training programmes and events, but also from their assignments, their errors, their colleagues, and their triumphs at a firm with a strong leadership development culture.
Maintain discipline
Take on more tasks
Acquire the ability to follow.
Acquire situational awareness.
Motivate others.
Continue your education.
Resolve disagreements.
Be an astute listener. These are a few critical points that may be beneficial in your situation. Sandra Makombe
I noticed your question and couldn't resist responding.
Leaders who take a coaching approach can help growth by taking the development of people beyond simply directing or mentoring. A coaching approach can help to generate new ideas, lead to greater self-motivation and independent thinking, and some might say that it's also a necessary step toward being able to confidently delegate.
Not sure if this helps, but I hope it's of interest. Good luck with your work...
As this century has gone on now for 20+ years, and, add to that the stresses and dynamics caused by the COVID pandemic, the growing consensus, in my experience, and in my professional reading, has been collaborative leadership and empathy as primary themes.
With the application of multiple leadership styles, employees' characters are controlled whilst their various desires are met in which they are motivated to work harder. Besides, using different leadership styles will enable perfect understanding of the changing business environment.
I would recommend reading the following article which was recently published in 2021:
- Pratima Verma and Vimal Kumar (2021) Developing leadership styles and green entrepreneurial orientation to measure organization growth: a study on Indian green organizations, Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies . DOI 10.1108/JEEE-01-2021-0035.
Love the topic it makes your neurons react, here below are some suggestions.
Simply introduce a strategic vision framework embedding and using the four managerial strategies you mentioned, set out your goals and back them up by using the following leadership denominators:
Direction: give solid directives to your organization to succeed and reach its aims.
Support: give ongoing support to your organization to adapt, transform and overcome potential obstacles.
Participation: Encourage everyone in your organization to be creative, innovative, and proactive.
Achievement(s): Lead your organization to greater and continuous achievement(s), focuss on motivation and resilience.
It is simply a blend of the four leadership styles you mentioned into one hybrid style, cheers.
Rashika Shukla Tariq Kadhim Darren Leech Karen Tichy Tejal Patel Peter Akpamah Abdul Mannan Mahfuz Judeh Sofiane Sebbaha I would like to thank you all for making time to respond to my question.
Leaders should capitalize on their Team members' strengths and passion, and try as far as possible to assign duties based on that. In that way, employees will be enthused. There is no one size fits all Leadership style. Leaders should be adaptable/ flexible based on the the Project at hand, and how up on the Priority tier it is. If it is a high priority project, which has no room for error, a Leader might want to adopt a Directive and Achievement oriented style. If you have a high performing Team who are able to work independently, a Supportive style will do.
There are many leadership models and countless literature on this topic. Old hierarchical structures are less and less in demand. Employees no longer want to be directed and receive instructions. I think we should take a look at ourselves. How do we want to be treated in order for my team to be successful? Appreciation and orientation must be given and lived. I tend to deal with Transformal Leadership and Servant Leadership. There are many sensible elements in both. BR: Hartmut
I support what my colleague Hartmut Kainer has said. We must also look at modern concepts of leadership - authentic, shared, distributive, theory Y and their role in organizational development. For example, Social Identity Model of
Organizational Leadership - SIMOL is designed to serve as a framework that
helps analyze the effectiveness of leadership in the organization. One
from the basic aspects of the model are the theories of the transformative and for
charismatic leadership. The model is suitable for application in organizations
located in a period of significant organizational change -
for example, mergers - and its purpose is to encourage leaders to be more than just agents of
agents of change, but also agents of continuity, of continuity