The important of Leadership Influence towards on Employee’s Motivation 1.0 Introduction Leadership style influences the team member in the organizations by getting people’s to work. In order to get the team to perform the leader find motivation as a way to improve the team’s performance and working conditions. According to Peter Drucker leadership is represent the quality of performing work whereby ensuring efforts or result will not be placed. Leadership is the important role in resources to
(2015), entrepreneurial leadership is discussed as an extraordinary style of leadership that can be exist in an enterprise or organization with any size, type, or age. Moreover, people should recognize that entrepreneurs can combine with leadership functions such as providing vision, innovation or creativity to the development of a new strategy product or service (Fernald et al., 2005). In his important investigation of the relationship between entrepreneurship and leadership, Fernald et al. (2005)
World History, a few more positive than others, the style of leadership used to guide and build their empires varied greatly. Two great examples of leaders that had very effective, yet also very contrasting leadership styles are Fidel Castro and Bill Gates. Fidel Castro is the former prime minister (from 1959 to 1976) and then president (from 1976 to 2008) of Cuba. He is famously known for making Cuba a communist state, his authoritative leadership style, and how he exploited it to positively benefit
approach to achieve their aims. Furthermore, strategic planning methods can guide and help upper level management which is the leader in the higher institutions while aligning their everyday activities in order to achieve institutional goals. Leadership plays a critical role contribute to the success of higher education institutions and is essential in improving and sustaining the quality and performance
World History, a few more positive than others, the style of leadership used to guide and build their empires varied greatly. Two great examples of leaders that had very effective, yet also very contrasting leadership styles are Fidel Castro and Bill Gates. Fidel Castro is the former prime minister (from 1959 to 1976) and then president (from 1976 to 2008) of Cuba. He is famously known for making Cuba a communist state, his authoritative leadership style, and how he exploited it to positively benefit
the workplace, using the leadership traits exhibited by the millennials as a context. Specifically, he examines the linkage between the traits of the millennials, their motivational factors and the leadership styles that the millennials find appropriate. Given that millennials grew up at a time when information technology was rapidly permeating socio-economic spheres of human pursuits, the use of technology has to be considered when evaluating the link between the leadership that they exhibit and their
self-sufficiency is a characteristic in itself that sows the seeds of leadership from a very young age in leaders that are born and brought up in rural areas. Proactive was considered as a trait by two of the candidates. The characteristics of being proactive had started to show up from school age. This is then carried on into adult life and which, when opportunity arises makes one a leader. It was noted in seven of the leaders that from school age, they were proactive and had some responsibility from being
would be the first one to understand, but once it starts to happen constantly then one is not a real leader. "Enlightening leadership is service, not selfishness. The leader grows more and lasts longer by placing the well-being of all above the well-being of self alone. Paradox: By being selfless,
articles. Literature pertaining to organizational leadership, organizational learning methods and organizational leadership styles were purposely selected. Authors Bapuji and Crossan (2004) composed this article in an attempt to learn new developments in organizational leadership; purposefully selecting literature written between the years of 1990 and 2002. The article is intended to encourage higher thinking of organizational leadership methods, styles, and new research ideas for the field itself.
2. Napoleon Bonaparte was born in the year 1769, in Corsica, an island in France. He was a supporter of revolution that took place in 1789 and joined the French army in his early ages. In 1795, he saved the French government from a coup by Royalist Rebels and was given the command of French army in Italy at the age of 26 years. In 1799, he led a coup to overthrow the government