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Engineering Management
LeadershipLecture # 8
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Leadership
What is a leader?
How leader differs from a manager?
Can leadership be learned?
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Leadership
Like all other areas “there are some people who are more able than others”
However, performance of so called born leaders can be improved by training
And mediocre leaders can learn to become good leaders
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Leadership
Natural circumstances create leader (e.g., at the onset of fire - temporary leaderships)
Industrial situations are different (sustained leaderships - Team work is important)
Most teams want to be lead; not managed
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Leadership
Leaders can appear and disappear Leaders change their
characteristics Team members change Attitude change Situation changes
As a result existing leader is replaced by a new one
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The manager and the leader
It is important that manager is also a leader
If the manager is ineffectual;1. informal leaders will spring up2. who will challenge the
manager’s position3. creating a team within a team
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The manager and the leader
In such situations, manager has four options;
1. Get rid of the informal leader (someone else will be chosen as informal leader by the team)
2. Undermine the informal leader 3. Try to divide the group (so as to diminish
the power of informal leader - team will stay loyal to informal leader)
4. Come to terms with informal leader (to supplement the deficiencies in the manager’s ability only sensible solution, formal and informal leaders must work together for success)
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The manager and the leader
Managers have the authority of their formal position – power is given to them by the company
Leaders have the authority of the influence over the team given to them by the team members
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The manager and the leader
Good leaders are not necessarily good managers
May be very good at inspiring the team
Could be poor at organizing and achieving the tasks set for the team
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The manager and the leader
Good managers are usually good leaders (since leadership skill is one of the fundamental requirement of the management)
Leaders are insiders – part of team
Managers will be outsiders if they are not good leader
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The manager and the leader
Leaders do not always set out consciously to be the leader of the team; they are elected by the team members
Managers on the other hand become managers by design
Management is a profession; leadership is not
A leader inspires the team to achieve goals
manager can only help the team by traditional methods such as resources and training
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The manager and the leader
Manager a collaborator draws on the strengths of the
team to achieve joint goals which are;
relatively short term targets with defined beginning and measurable end results
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The manager and the leader
Leaders give the team its purpose, (enabling it to
understand why it exists as a team - the purpose or mission of the team must also be clearly defined)
with no measurable beginning or end it may change with the time purpose enables team members to share
the same vision a good leader, like a good manager works
through the team to achieve its goals or aims
organizational aims need to be balanced with individuals aims
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Leadership
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Leadership Theories
Importance of leadership in all aspects of human behaviors
Methods - which can be used for identifying leadership qualities
If such a method can be found, then those could be used for finding future leaders
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Leadership Theories
Best One-dimensional model was proposed by
Douglas McGregor (1960);Theory X & Theory Y
X & Y being selected not to indicate good or bad styles
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Leadership Theories
Theory X manager believes that people; work only for monetary gain are motivated by fear do not want any responsibility want to be given detailed instructions
Theory Y manager believes that people; are motivated by the achievements want to have freedom to act according to their own
judgment resent close supervision
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Stages in the relationship of new team members
Dependant stage; dependent on the team leader and other established members of the team, learning new skills and getting used to the environment; learn by following others
Independent stage; acquired sufficient knowledge and experience to work by themselves; good manager will ensure that their teams continue to learn
Interdependent stage; in this stage good manager becomes team’s leader
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Stages in the relationship of new team members