Evolution of Management Theory
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What is the primary focus of servant leadership in the modern organizational context?

  • Maximizing production through strict authority
  • Rewarding employees solely based on performance
  • Setting personal examples by embodying desired values (correct)
  • Enforcing rules with strong-arm tactics
  • How did the role of organizational leaders change from the Industrial Era to the 21st Century?

  • From using rewards and punishment to serving their teams (correct)
  • From relying on authority to focusing on compliance
  • From hierarchical structures to flat management styles
  • From being primarily task-oriented to becoming profit-driven
  • Which statement best describes the leadership approach in the Industrial Era?

  • Leaders emphasized collaboration and teamwork
  • Leaders relied on rewards and punishments for motivation (correct)
  • Leaders focused on employee well-being and empowerment
  • Leaders cultivated a culture of transparency
  • What challenge do modern leaders face compared to their predecessors?

    <p>Leading by example and aligning with core values</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which characteristic is least associated with servant leadership?

    <p>Manipulative tactics</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Evolution of Management Theory

    • Management theory has evolved over the past century, reflecting changing leadership roles in organizations.
    • Transition from authoritarian, reward-and-punishment strategies used by early Industrial Era owner-managers to modern leadership approaches.

    Leadership Styles

    • Early managers employed strong-arm tactics, relying heavily on authority to achieve organizational goals.
    • Emergence of Servant Leadership in the 21st century, focusing on serving others and emphasizing ethical practices.

    Impact of Leadership

    • Individual leaders have gained increasing importance in organizational effectiveness.
    • Servant leaders are expected to set personal examples that embody the values and principles they want their followers to adopt.

    Key Characteristics of Servant Leadership

    • Prioritizes the growth and well-being of team members and the community.
    • Encourages collaboration, empowerment, and a supportive environment over top-down control.

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    Explore the transformation of management theories over the last century. This quiz delves into the shifting roles of leaders from traditional owner-managers to modern Servant Leaders. Understand how these changes have influenced organizational dynamics and leadership effectiveness.

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