This report delves into the leadership and management practices of Wal-Mart, examining the application of transformational leadership within the company. It analyzes the qualities, characteristics, and behaviors of leaders, particularly focusing on the impact of leadership styles on achieving organizational goals. The report explores the importance of leadership and management styles, the role of power and politics, and their influence on organizational culture and effectiveness. Key aspects include the application of Herzberg's two-factor theory, the development of a leadership pipeline, and strategies for maintaining organizational effectiveness through low-price strategies and incentive programs. The analysis provides insights into how Wal-Mart's leadership has shaped its culture and contributed to its success in the competitive retail market. The study also covers how the company manages employee motivation and engagement, and how it uses its authority to maintain a positive working environment. Furthermore, the report discusses how transformational leadership influences decision-making, employee engagement, and the overall work environment.