HROB 711 Leadership Qualities - Chapter 3
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What trait influences a follower's ability to be led?

  • Self-absorption
  • Respect for authority (correct)
  • Indifference to social structures
  • Skepticism towards authority
  • People who ignore authority figures are more likely to be manipulated.

    False

    Name one reason for the decline of trust in leaders.

    Breakdown of the traditional family structure

    A lack of _____ and sense of community can lead to employees withholding trust.

    <p>shared values</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the reasons for the decline of trust in leaders with their descriptions:

    <p>Breakdown of the traditional family structure = Changes in family dynamics affect trust Decline of social structures = Weakened community institutions that foster trust Lack of shared values = Increased individualism and self-focus Leaders' cases of self-interest = Visible examples of malpractice by leaders</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which generation is likely to have different expectations regarding authority?

    <p>Millennials and newer generations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Trusting individuals are often reluctant to follow authority figures.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What personality traits are assessed by the Short Dark Triad (SD3)?

    <p>Manipulation, narcissism, and psychopathy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the True Self?

    <p>Impulsive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Leaders with traits of psychopathology typically exhibit high levels of remorse and guilt.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key process in building self leadership?

    <p>Observing and regulating your thoughts and emotions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The three components of the Dark Triad include Machiavellianism, narcissism, and ______.

    <p>psychopathy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The statement 'It’s wise to keep track of information that you can use against people later' reflects which Dark Triad trait?

    <p>Machiavellianism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following traits with their corresponding descriptions in the context of leadership:

    <p>Calm = Able to manage stress effectively Courageous = Willing to take risks Confident = Having self-assurance in one's abilities Compassionate = Showing concern for others</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Self leadership is influenced by a set of core beliefs about oneself, the universe, and the Creator.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Identify a common behavior exhibited by followers of leaders who lack self leadership.

    <p>Difficulty leading or misalignment with the leader's goals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement reflects a characteristic related to the Dark Triad personality traits?

    <p>I’ll say anything to get what I want.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Individuals with Dark Triad traits often see themselves as natural leaders.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What scale is used to assess agreement with various statements regarding personality traits?

    <p>1 to 5 scale where 1 is 'strongly disagree' and 5 is 'strongly agree'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    People who mess with me always _____ it.

    <p>regret</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following statements to their associated personality traits:

    <p>I like to get revenge on authorities. = Machiavellianism I know that I am special because everyone keeps telling me so. = Narcissism I avoid dangerous situations. = Psychopathy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes a common behavior of individuals high in narcissism?

    <p>They insist on getting the respect they deserve.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    People who exhibit Dark Triad traits always display criminal behavior.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    List one statement indicating low self-esteem from the provided content.

    <p>I feel embarrassed if someone compliments me.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Leadership & Motivation

    • HROB 711 - Lecture 3, Dr. Menatallah Darrag

    Leadership Qualities

    • Chapter 3

    • Introduction: Leaders possess ten key qualities to a high degree, enabling them to influence the leadership process.

    • Qualities: Vision, Ability, Enthusiasm, Stability, Concern for Others, Self-Confidence, Persistence, Vitality, Charisma, and Integrity

    Leadership Qualities: Self-Confidence

    • Gives inner strength to overcome difficult tasks
    • Leaders lacking self-confidence lead to disobedience from followers
    • Leaders should stay calm and confident during challenging situations
    • Grace under pressure inspires others
    • Confidence builds with preparation and dedication
    • Showing anxiety/yelling shows insecurity

    Leadership Qualities: Persistence

    • Persistence is the determination to complete tasks
    • Drive and determination are vital in all aspects of life (personal, business, national)
    • Leaders must believe, be persistent, and overcome obstacles.
    • Examples include figures like Winston Churchill

    Leadership Qualities: Vitality

    • Leadership requires strength and stamina.
    • Effective leaders are electric, vigorous, and full of life regardless of age or disability
    • Leaders need stamina, energy, health, and vigor.
    • Caring leaders must maintain health and vigor to achieve goals
    • Physical checkups, and physical fitness are vital

    Leadership Qualities: Charisma

    • A special personal quality generating interest and creating followers
    • Charismatic leaders show optimism, adventure, and commitment to their cause
    • Napoleon identified great leaders as optimists and merchants of hope, inspiring energy in their followers
    • Charisma fosters admiration and enthusiasm
    • Leadership traits that promote follower loyalty and performance gains

    Leadership Qualities: Integrity

    • The most important leadership quality.
    • Restores honesty, strength of character, and courage
    • Crucial for creating and fostering trust within leader-follower relationships
    • Builds respect, loyalty, and positive action from followers
    • Leadership that reflects truth, personal values, and trustworthiness is key

    Leadership Qualities: The Dark Side

    • Barbara Kellerman - Dimensions/Behaviors of Ineffective Leaders
    • Incompetence, Rigidity, Lack of Self-control, Callousness, Corruption, and Cruelty
    • Morgan McCall & Michael Lombardo - Dimensions/Behaviors of Derailed Leaders
    • Bully, Cold, Aloof, Arrogant, Betrayal of trust, Self-centered, problems in performance, over-management, and inability to delegate

    Derailment Patterns

    • Derailed leaders exhibit behavioral patterns not seen in successful leaders. This includes failure to meet performance objectives, inability to build and lead a team, failure to build positive relationships with co-workers, adapting to changing settings (bosses/followers), and inadequate preparation for promotions.

    Negative Behaviors of Leaders (Dark Triad)

    • Narcissism: A feeling of self-centered superiority and obsession with personal glory. Characterized by grandiosity, pride, egotism, and lack of empathy. Three signs: Boasting, seeking attention, and blaming others for failures.
    • Machiavellianism: Characterized by manipulation and exploitation of others, lack of morality, unemotional callousness, and a high level of self-interest. Coping strategies: keeping track of behaviors, learning emotional regulation, seeking professional help, setting boundaries, and avoiding the sharing of personal details.
    • Psychopathy: Characterized by antisocial behavior, impulsivity, selfishness, callous traits, unemotional nature, and lacking remorse.

    Self-Leadership

    • Self-leadership teaches followers to be led by their True Self.
    • Key characteristics include calm, confidence, curiosity, courage, compassion, clear thinking, and creativity.
    • Observing and regulating thoughts/emotions is vital for effective self-leadership.
    • Effective internal self-leadership makes leading others easier.

    Questionnaire Examples (1-5 scale of agreement)

    • Examples are given with statements about their opinions on how certain leaders behave.

    Characteristics of Followers & Situational Factors

    • Followers influence the leadership process through respect for authority and interpersonal trust
    • Reasons for employees witholding trust: decline of traditional family structure, decline of other social structures, lack of shared values/community, and leaders who place self-interest over the good of the public
    • Followers' attitudes toward authority are changing and require leaders to adjust their expectations to their followers
    • Employees develop defenses (organized unions, advocating for legislature) as ways to avoid being oppressed or mistreated
    • Today's effective leaders avoid use of power-tactics (threatening employees and self-interest over community) and instead focus on motivating employees, facilitating, earning and protecting trust and respect.
    • Stuart Levine and Michael Crom outlined principles of trust for effective leadership, focusing on openness, consideration of varying perspectives, keeping promises, and understanding followers' needs.

    Interpersonal Trust Scale

    • Shows the tendency to trust others
    • High scores = more trust and susceptible to suggestions
    • Low scores = less trust and tendency towards manipulation.

    Situational Factors

    • Organization size, social/psychological climate, type/place/purpose of work, and employment patterns affect leadership.
    • Large organizations often focus on public image and investment, while smaller ones focus on individuals (sales/production).
    • Social & psychological climate factors include confusion, anxiety, despair, and societal issues (pre-WWII Germany: great depression, unemployment & lack of resources).

    Type, Place, & Purpose of Work

    • Work duties (clear-cut, routine, or loosely defined, directive, task-oriented)
    • Context of place (farm, factory, etc.), and purpose (production, sales)

    Different Kinds of Intelligence

    • Crystallized Intelligence: accumulated lifetime intellectual achievements (vocabulary, facts, solving problems) which increases over time

    • Fluid Intelligence: mental flexibility, rapidly processing information (solving problems in new areas, reasoning, creativity). Decreases with age (especially after mid-80s).

    Styles of Leading (1 and 2)

    • Leader-follower compatibility is based on leadership style
    • Directive, Participative, and Free-Rein styles are described by levels of authority/freedom for followers.
    • People develop preferred styles through modeling, training and experience.
    • Leaders need to shift their style based on the needs of their followers.

    Styles of Leading (3)

    • If leadership and following styles conflict, patience and communication are needed for successful decision-making, goal setting, and productive communication.
    • Directive leaders might oppose free-rein followers who behave independently.
    • Directive followers might oppose free-rein leaders and the lack of details.
    • Participative followers might oppose leaders who fail to communicate effectively or do not acknowledge their concerns.

    Table 3.1: The Changing Character of Work Culture and Changing Focus of Effective Leadership

    • Shows the differences in leadership style and work culture over various decades (Pre-1950 to Post-2000).

    • Different time periods emphasize various things (ex: strategy/innovation in the 1970s and 1980s, and diversity/community in the 1990s and 2000s).

    Leadership Effectiveness Today

    • No single perfect formula for leadership success: it is more of an art/skill
    • Effective leaders need to be good directors, motivators, implementers, innovators, mentors, team builders, experts and developers of people
    • Quotes (Harry Truman) from the slide on Leadership

    Leadership Demands and Duties

    • Shows the difference between traditional and new demands for leadership - Examples include giving orders vs. empowering people

    What type of Follower are you?

    • These are questionnaires for determining leadership styles.

    HBR Reading

    • Question prompts are presented to followers and reflect their needs.*

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