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What was a significant consequence of General Motors' Sunbelt Strategy in the 1950s?

  • Establishment of a cooperative working environment
  • Decreased productivity due to union conflicts (correct)
  • Increased union membership in newly built plants
  • Movement towards unionization in southern states

Which aspect of leadership is emphasized in the Diamond Model concerning organizational results?

  • Product development
  • Employee relations
  • Financial decisions
  • Strategic thinking (correct)

In the Diamond Model, what factor is represented as having a direct influence on organizational commitment?

  • Environmental factors
  • Leadership influence (correct)
  • Customer satisfaction
  • Economic forecasting

What type of states did General Motors target for building new plants during the Sunbelt Strategy?

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Which of the following is not identified as a factor in the Diamond Model of Leadership?

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What was the absenteeism rate at the GM Fremont Plant in 1982?

<p>20% (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a key factor contributing to the culture change at NUMMI?

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According to Edgar Schein’s model, how can culture best be changed?

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What was the total annual grievances count at the GM Fremont Plant in 1982?

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What was the productivity comparison of NUMMI to GM average?

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What is the primary focus of leadership as described in the content?

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Which of the following was a characteristic of NUMMI's environment after the changes were implemented?

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What does VABE stand for in terms of leadership levels?

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What was the key difference in unresolved grievances between the GM Fremont plant in 1982 and the NUMMI plant in 1986?

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In terms of absenteeism, how did the NUMMI plant's performance in 1986 compare to that of the GM Fremont plant in 1982?

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What was the productivity status of the NUMMI plant compared to the GM average around the same time?

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Which product was associated with the GM Fremont plant's production prior to the changes implemented at NUMMI?

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What primary need did the new management at NUMMI focus on meeting?

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What is the primary basis for management theories?

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What do relationship theories primarily focus on?

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Which element of the Diamond Model directly affects employee energy?

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Which leadership style focuses on developing each individual's potential?

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In the context of management theories, what is commonly observed when employees fail?

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What is one characteristic of a transformational leader?

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Which aspect of the Diamond Model relates to assessing organizational productivity?

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In what manner do managerial theories typically influence group performance?

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What is the main assumption of the Great Man Theory regarding leadership?

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Which leadership theory assumes that specific traits predispose individuals to be effective leaders?

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What fundamental belief separates Great Man theories from Trait theories?

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In which leadership era is power distributed by lineage according to the content?

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What does the assumption 'Boss knows best' signify in management paradigms?

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Which of the following is often seen as a limitation of Trait Theories in explaining leadership?

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In the context of the Infocracy paradigm, what is a key assumption about leadership?

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Which of the following leadership theories is often viewed as predominantly male-centric in its historical context?

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What do contingency theories of leadership emphasize as crucial for effective leadership?

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Which of the following best describes situational theories of leadership?

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According to behavioral theories, what is the primary belief about leadership?

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In participative leadership theories, what role does the leader primarily retain?

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Which situation would most likely require an authoritarian leadership style?

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How do participative leadership theories view group members' contributions?

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What do contingency theories suggest about leadership styles?

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What is a key distinction made by behavioral theories in leadership?

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What is the main objective of the competition announced by top management for the Women's Departments in KIABI stores?

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What kind of reward will the store with the highest sales progression receive?

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What is the only reward for the side competition related to employee photos?

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How long has the manager been overseeing the men's and women's departments?

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What is the manager's main motivation for wanting to win the competition?

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What is the size of the employee meeting room designated for discussing the competition?

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What types of employees does the manager oversee in their departments?

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Which aspect of the competition results will be communicated to the managers?

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Which dimension indicates a society's preference for immediate outcomes over thrift and perseverance?

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Which country is noted for having a high score in masculinity, prioritizing competition and achievement?

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What characteristic describes societies with high uncertainty avoidance?

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Which of the following dimensions represents the extent to which a society allows the free gratification of human desires?

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Which characteristic is associated with individualistic societies, contrasting with collectivist values?

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What characterizes societies with high masculinity according to Hofstede's dimensions?

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In what way do low power distance cultures behave toward authority?

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How is effective global leadership described in the content?

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What is typical of collectivist cultures compared to individualist cultures?

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Which characteristic is essential for a globally strategic leader?

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What societal trait is noted for high feminine cultures according to Hofstede?

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What is a common misconception about power distance in the context of leadership?

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What aspect of leadership is best demonstrated by lifelong learning and curiosity?

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What does the term 'power distance' specifically refer to in a culture?

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Which of the following best describes a high masculine society?

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In the context of cultural dimensions, what does the Uncertainty Avoidance Index measure?

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What is identified as the most crucial quality in effective global leaders according to the content?

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Which of the following illustrates a 'destructive VABE' as mentioned in the content?

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What aspect of culture does VABE represent in the context of global leadership?

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Effective global leaders must navigate various geographic identities. What is essential for doing this effectively?

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In which scenario would a high uncertainty avoidance culture be more likely to prevail?

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Which characteristic most clearly defines a high power distance society?

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What is a key cultural difference in uncertainty avoidance between France and the UK?

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In terms of Masculinity and Femininity, which statement best reflects societies with high Masculinity?

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Which characteristic is typical of an individualistic society?

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How does long-term orientation in cultural values typically affect business strategies?

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What tendency is often found in collectivist cultures during decision-making?

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Which of the following best describes the nature of work in a collectivist culture like China?

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What defines the contrast between short-term and long-term orientation in cultures?

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Flashcards

Diamond Model of Leadership

A model depicting leadership influence and results, considering environmental factors, leader development, strategic thinking, and commitment to the strategy, task, people, and organization.

Sunbelt Strategy (GM)

General Motors' strategy of building plants in non-union states (the South and West) in the 1950s to mitigate union influence.

Union Influence

The power and effect of labor unions on the work environment and corporate strategies. The union influence is a key factor for a leading company like GM.

Right-to-Work States

States with laws that restrict unions' ability to bargain for workers and restrict unions.

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GM Leadership Problems

Potential internal issues and challenges within General Motors' leadership, likely intensified by the Sunbelt strategy.

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NUMMI

A joint venture between General Motors and Toyota, established in 1984 at a former GM plant in Fremont, California. Focused on implementing Toyota's production system (TPS) to improve efficiency, quality, and worker morale.

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Toyota Production System (TPS)

A manufacturing philosophy focused on eliminating waste, maximizing efficiency, and empowering employees. It emphasizes continuous improvement and standardized work processes.

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Visible Behavior

The observable actions and conduct of individuals within an organization. This includes their demeanor, communication style, and how they interact with others.

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Conscious Thought

The deliberate and intentional thinking processes that shape an individual's understanding and decision-making. It's about how they analyze situations and formulate strategies.

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VABE's

Values, Assumptions, Beliefs, and Expectations. These internal, often subconscious factors influence individuals' perception and actions within an organization.

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Cultural Artifacts

Observable aspects of an organization's culture, including its routines, rituals, language, and physical environment. These artifacts provide clues about the values and beliefs that underpin the culture.

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Change Culture

The process of altering the values, beliefs, and behaviors of an organization. It often involves modifying work processes, communication styles, and leadership approaches.

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Reinforce Behaviors

The process of encouraging and sustaining desired behaviors through rewards, recognition, and consistent feedback. It's essential for culture change to stick.

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GM's Sunbelt Strategy

General Motors' plan in the 1950s to build factories in Southern and Western US states with weaker unions, aiming to reduce union influence.

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Hostile Work Environment at GM Plants

The new GM plants built in the Sunbelt were known for high conflict and tension due to the lack of union presence and management's anti-union stance.

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NUMMI: A Joint Venture

A partnership between General Motors and Toyota created in 1984, at a former GM plant, to implement Toyota's manufacturing system.

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NUMMI's Success Factors

NUMMI's turnaround involved addressing workers' needs for understanding, feeling valued, and a sense of control over their work, ultimately achieving a highly productive and quality-focused environment.

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Impact of Leadership on Culture

The leadership style at NUMMI created a positive and collaborative culture by emphasizing worker empowerment and problem-solving, leading to improved productivity and quality.

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Great Man Theory

This theory suggests that great leaders are born with innate qualities like charisma, confidence, and intelligence that make them naturally gifted leaders.

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Trait Theories

This theory focuses on identifying specific personality traits or characteristics that are commonly found in successful leaders.

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What is the core idea of 'Great Man Theory'?

Leaders are born with inherent qualities that make them naturally gifted at leading, rather than learning to lead.

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What is the main idea behind 'Trait Theories'?

Certain personality traits and characteristics are associated with effective leadership.

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Contingency Theory

This theory suggests that effective leadership depends on the situation and the specific needs of the group being led.

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Situational Leadership

This theory focuses on adapting leadership style based on the readiness of the followers. Leaders might be directive, supportive, or delegating, depending on the follower's skill level.

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Behavioral Leadership

This theory emphasizes the behaviors of leaders, focusing on how they communicate, motivate, and influence others.

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Participative Leadership

This theory promotes involving followers in decision-making, encouraging collaboration and a sense of ownership.

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Situational Theories

These theories suggest leaders choose the best action based on the situation. Different styles might be better for certain decisions.

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Behavioral Theories

These theories focus on the actions of leaders, not just their traits. Great leaders can be trained through teaching and observation.

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What do Contingency Theories emphasize?

Contingency theories highlight the importance of matching leadership styles to the specific context and needs of a situation.

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What is the key idea behind Situational Theories?

Situational theories suggest that effective leadership involves adapting to the specifics of each situation and choosing the most appropriate style.

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What defines Behavioral Theories?

Behavioral theories emphasize that great leaders are developed through learning and experience, focusing on observable actions rather than inherent qualities.

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What is the core concept of Participative Leadership?

Participative leadership involves empowering followers by actively seeking their input and engaging them in the decision-making process.

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Transactional Leadership

Leadership style focused on rules, rewards, and punishments to motivate employees.

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Transformational Leadership

Leadership style that inspires and motivates employees by connecting them to a shared vision and purpose.

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Commitment to Strategy

A shared understanding and dedication within the organization to achieving the strategic goals and objectives.

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Commitment to the Task

A shared dedication among team members to complete their individual tasks and achieve the overall team goal.

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Commitment to People

A shared value within the organization to appreciate and support individual employees for their contributions, growth, and well-being.

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Commitment to Organization

A shared sense of belonging and loyalty to the organization, its values, and its future.

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Organizational Commitment

The overall level of dedication and loyalty employees have towards their organization.

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KIABI Competition

A sales competition between all Women's Departments in Italian KIABI stores, where the store with the highest sales increase from October 1st to December 31st wins.

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Competition Rewards

The winning store receives a free dinner for its employees at a fancy restaurant. There's also a photo competition with prizes of online publication and recognition.

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Manager's Goal

The manager wants to win the competition to prove their ability to motivate employees and increase profits.

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Meeting Preparation

The manager will have a meeting with their five employees to discuss the competition and brainstorm strategies for success.

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Team Members

The manager has five young female employees between the ages of 20 and 30 working in the women's and men's departments.

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Timeframe

The competition takes place from October 1st to December 31st, allowing the team to strategize and execute plans throughout the quarter.

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Sales Progression

The competition is based on the percentage increase in sales compared to the previous year, making it about growth and improvement.

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Photo Competition

A side competition focusing on the most interesting photos of employees at the store, with online publishing as the reward.

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Power Distance

The gap in power between those in authority and their subordinates in a society. High Power Distance means a large gap, while Low Power Distance means a smaller gap.

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Masculinity Index

Measures how distinct gender roles are in a society. High Masculinity means a society where men and women are expected to have very different roles. Low Masculinity means a society where roles are more flexible.

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Uncertainty Avoidance

How much a culture tolerates ambiguity and risk. High Uncertainty Avoidance means people prefer clear rules and structure. Low Uncertainty Avoidance means people are more comfortable with uncertainty.

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Humility

A key quality for global leaders, allowing them to respect other cultures and avoid imposing their own beliefs on others.

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Culture's Impact on Global Leadership

Understanding different cultures and VABEs is crucial for effective global leadership. Leaders must be able to adapt to different contexts and build relationships based on respect.

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What is the most destructive VABE?

The VABE of 'I'm right and you are wrong!' leads to conflict and prevents understanding. It's the opposite of humility.

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What is the most important element of a global leader?

Humility is the most important element because it allows leaders to respect other cultures and learn from diverse perspectives.

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Collectivist Culture

A culture where people prioritize the needs and goals of their group over individual needs.

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Individualistic Culture

A culture where people prioritize their own needs and goals over those of the group.

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High Masculine Culture

A culture where traditional gender roles are emphasized, with men often seen as assertive and competitive.

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High Feminine Culture

A culture where gender roles are more flexible, with emphasis on consensus and cooperation.

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Low Power Distance Culture

A culture where there is less hierarchy and power is distributed more evenly.

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Masculinity vs. Femininity

This dimension describes how gender roles are defined in a society. In masculine cultures, traditional male traits like assertiveness and ambition are valued, while feminine cultures prioritize qualities like cooperation and quality of life.

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Individualism vs. Collectivism

This dimension reflects the relative importance of personal goals compared to collective goals. Individualistic cultures prioritize personal achievements and autonomy, while collectivist cultures value group harmony and social connections.

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Cultural Differences in Leadership

Different cultures have varying expectations for leadership. Effective global leaders understand cultural nuances and adapt their communication and styles accordingly.

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Overseas Experience

Direct exposure to different cultures, broadening perspectives and fostering cultural sensitivity. It's essential for global leaders to gain firsthand understanding of international contexts.

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Deep Self-Awareness

Understanding your own values, beliefs, and biases to better appreciate cultural differences and manage potential misunderstandings in intercultural interactions.

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Culturally Diverse (Adaptable)

The ability to adjust communication, behavior, and leadership styles to effectively interact with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.

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Individualistic Society

A society that prioritizes individual goals, rights, and independence.

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Collectivist Society

A society that values group harmony, loyalty, and collective goals over individual aspirations.

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Masculine Society

A society that values competition, achievement, and material success, often with distinct gender roles.

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Feminine Society

A society that emphasizes relationships, quality of life, and cooperation, with more flexible gender roles.

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Study Notes

The Diamond Model of Leadership

  • The Diamond Model illustrates the interconnectedness of leader, task, organization, and results.
  • Leader: Developing influence, strategic thinking, commitment to strategy.
  • Others/People: Organizational commitment.
  • Task: Designing, managing change.
  • Organization: Foundation for all elements.
  • Results: Profits, customer satisfaction, market share, efficiency, learning, productivity, employee energy.
  • Environmental Effects/Factors: External influences on the model.

GM Leadership Problems

  • A humorous cartoon illustrates perceived problems with GM leadership.
  • The cartoon suggests a lack of understanding or unrealistic expectations regarding innovative concepts.

Short Background on General Motors

  • In the 1950s, GM implemented the Sunbelt Strategy, establishing plants in the southern and western USA.
  • These plants were non-union and located in right-to-work states.
  • The strategy was viewed by unions as an attempt to avoid unionized states.
  • This strategy led to conflict-ridden plants as a consequence.

The GM Leadership Story (1982 Fremont Plant)

  • Employees: 5000.
  • Absenteeism: 20%.
  • Unresolved Grievances: 2000.
  • Total Annual Grievances: 5000.
  • Wildcat Strikes: 3-4.
  • Product: Chevrolet Nova.
  • Assembly Costs per Car: 30% over Japan.
  • Productivity: Worst in GM.
  • Quality: Worst in GM.

The NUMMI Leadership Story (1986 GM NUMMI Plant)

  • Employees: 2000.
  • Absenteeism: 2%.
  • Unresolved Grievances: 0.
  • Total Annual Grievances: 2.
  • Wildcat Strikes: 0.
  • Product: Chevrolet Nova + Geo Prism.
  • Assembly Costs per Car: Same as the Japanese.
  • Productivity: Double GM Average.
  • Quality: Best in GM.

How Culture Changes

  • The lessons from NUMMI align with Edgar Schein's model of organizational culture.
  • Changing culture involves changing observable data, including actions and behaviors.
  • Defining desired actions and behaviors, and designing work processes to reinforce these behaviors are key.
  • Schein's model highlights artifacts, values, and basic assumptions as components of culture.

Levels of Leadership

  • Leadership affects human behavior at three levels:
    • Visible behavior.
    • Conscious thought.
    • VABE's (Values, Assumptions, Beliefs, Expectations).

Knowing the Heart Means Understanding Needs

  • Understanding employee needs is crucial for effective leadership.
  • Questions regarding motivating employees and addressing individual needs are mentioned.

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Test your knowledge on the Diamond Model of Leadership and its components, including the leadership dynamics at General Motors. Explore historical strategies employed by GM and their impact on the organization and industry. This quiz challenges your understanding of leadership principles and company strategies.

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