Critical Review of Leadership Articles: Theories and Approaches
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This report provides a critical review of three journal articles focused on leadership. The first article examines the balance between performance and development orientation in leadership, analyzing managers' and coworkers' understanding of leadership within an industrial organization. It explores the effectiveness of this balance, particularly in fostering development and adaptive learning. The second article investigates the relationship between service orientation, employee engagement, and perceived leadership style, emphasizing the importance of leaders adapting their styles to maximize influence, especially within the service sector. The third article delves into leadership preferences in multicultural work groups, highlighting the use of transactional and transformational approaches and their impact on motivation and performance across different cultural backgrounds. The review assesses the effectiveness of each leadership approach, offering insights into the diverse aspects of leadership theory and practice. The conclusion summarizes the key findings, highlighting the various leadership styles, approaches, and theories discussed in the three articles.
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