University of Suffolk - Leadership Styles Report: Introduction
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This report provides an introduction to leadership styles, defining leadership and exploring its importance in organizations. It examines various leadership styles such as autocratic, authoritative, democratic, affiliative, and laissez-faire, and also discusses the roles and skills of a leader, including decision-making, team-playing, and communication skills. The report highlights the characteristics of effective leadership, like open-mindedness and relationship-building. It also includes a case study of John Wooden, focusing on his motivational skills and result-oriented approach. Furthermore, the report covers the situational leadership theory and analyzes directive and supportive leadership styles. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of adopting appropriate leadership styles for organizational success, referencing McDonald's as an example. The report references relevant academic sources to support its findings.
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