Charismatic Leadership: Definition, Characteristics and Impression Management
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Charismatic leadership is a type of leadership where an individual inspires and motivates employees to achieve extraordinary performances. This article explains the definition, characteristics, and impression management of charismatic leadership. It also discusses why it is considered a double-edged sword that requires careful monitoring to avert abuse. The article provides examples of charismatic leaders like Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi. References are also provided.
Charismatic Leadership: Definition, Characteristics and Impression Management
Added on 2019-09-22
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