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Furthermore, the democratic style of leadership is beneficial to successful teamwork, the year two teacher is a great team leader and displays the aptitude to: respond promptly to other team members; motivate the team members, enable the team to formulate action plans and strategies; and to give constructive feedback to team members (O’Hagan and Smith, 1999 and Dunham, 1995). It is for these attributes above that

Also, when combining Authoritative and Affiliative those had the most impact on an organizations climate. I would tend to agree and think that it is very important to get a vision set in an organization and have the ability to foster harmony and build meaningful relationships with the ones you work with. One of my Battalion Commanders always stated that people are our most valuable asset. If you can give people vision and treat them with dignity, respect and foster mutual reliance and friendship you can accomplish a great deal. I often try to use a good bit of democratic leadership when trying to gather information on a difficult decision and to try and get buy-in from people in my organization. It helps me to understand where they are coming from and how I can best meet their needs and customer needs. It entails a lot of listening, but I think it usually pays off when you have heard people out on where they stand. Even though you cannot make everyone happy, you at least took the time to listen and hopefully are able to make the best decision with the information you have.

the one that provides no guidance to the members of the team and fully let them make their own decisions. The fact that the author turned out a democratic leader was not surprising because the author believes this approach to be the most effective and focused on the members of the team rather on the leader.

“At times of change or dealing with uncertainty or in a crisis-- that is when the best leader will shine” (Ellis, 2016). A leader who can work effectively in a complicated, unpredictable situation is a competent leader and he tirelessly works to improve his capabilities (Ledlow & Coppola, 2010). All great leaders are known for communicating effectively what they want to achieve. They are visionaries who have the ability to lead others toward a shared goal (Gibson & Weber, 2015).

An example of this leadership style is when Daniel gathered other Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) psychologists for a “day of thinking together,” with the objective of expressing and listening to their different opinions about potential problems that may arise in the evacuation project (Laufer, 2012). Daniel’s strategy was to brainstorm to identify key issues and mitigate risks. He felt that preparation was the key to completing the mission. Daniel also used the term “we”, instead of “I”. His group of psychologists worked as team to identify how to execute the mission according to the government’s guidelines while ensuring that the damage incurred during the evacuation itself would be minimal.

A dirty little secret of leadership development is there are few truly new and innovative ideas. Recently published books, tools, and concepts repackage ideas from decades or centuries ago to address the needs of twenty-first century leaders and organizations. For example, Amazon lists Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin as the current best seller in business management and leadership. Willink and Babin’s ideas are solid and their stories are both inspiring and compelling. Nonetheless their concepts are not new. Academicians, practitioners, and leaders have highlighted these same principles for decades: check the ego, prioritize and execute, and decisiveness amid uncertainty, to name a select few. This is not a criticism, rather a reality of the leadership industry. Accordingly my contributions to the field are not uniquely inventive. Rather I excel at packaging existing ideas in creative, simple, and applicable ways that address my clients’ needs and inspire impactful leadership. I recently shared a set of risk taking tools with a client that demonstrates this skill.

On the second day, MaxPrep’s chairman introduced my team to the tasks that our group will be held accountable for in the remaining four days; the task was to create a succinct infomercial positing important characteristic of a great basketball coach. At this point in time is when conflicts began to surface. The first disagreement occurred at the time my group gathered to appoint a team lead who will oversee the team. Both formal and informal leaders play an instrumental role in lending credibility to the project and in guiding project participants and others within the organization (Freshman, 2011 p. 49). Those who wanted leadership positions were asked to step forward, with various beliefs and opinions formulated, some spoke up and passionately proclaim who they want to lead, others simply opposed, while the timid ones in the group remained silent and waited for a newly appointed leaders to be

Leadership, team diversity and managing conflict resolution is just some of the high points for having a successful team or group. In this paper we will explain what leadership is and the different behavioral styles it represents. It will also touch base on setting higher expectations, creating a vision for the group, as well as stimulating the group to come up with challenging ways of doing things to help avoid burnout.

Leaders bring their own vulnerabilities, blind spots and misapprehension into the group; they are human (Cole, 2013). Leadership is present to provide support and connectiveness in order to explore feelings (Cole, 2013). The leader needs to recognize their own vulnerabilities, and that these vulnerabilities are okay and accept these as part of the leadership of a group (Cole, 2013). The leader should try to work on deeper skills for the benefit of the group, but recognize they cannot be perfect and that their own vulnerabilities can add value to the overall

Since the very beginnings of literature authors have borrowed from each other. One of the most copied authors is William Shakespeare. Modern fantasy author George R.R. Martin is among the names of those who are inspired by Shakespeare. In Martin’s epic saga, A Song of Ice and Fire, many characters share similarities with others in the works of William Shakespeare. Shakespeare’s Othello and Martin’s Robb Stark are two of each respective author’s most identifiable characters. Othello: a fearless warrior who is unmade by his actions off of the battlefield. Robb Stark: a leader of an undefeated military force who is murdered for breaking a promise. Both Othello and Robb Stark share common traits and each man can trace his downfall to one thing: vulnerability to manipulation.

This man is Eddard “Ned” Stark, the head of the Stark family and Lord of Winterfell. He is one of the main characters in the book Game of Thrones: A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. Eddard Stark is an interesting character to be compared with Daenerys “Dany” Targaryen. She is the youngest surviving child of King Aerys Targaryen.

In a democratic leadership style, the decision making process and overall responsibility among team members is shared. Decisions are made by the leader consulting each member of the team; therefore the outcome becomes a group effort. In the democratic leadership style, tasks are delegated to employees effectively, where the implementation is mostly in their hands. As opposed to the authoritarian leadership style, the democratic leader welcomes feedback from every team member. Team members are also encouraged to function as a

A further aspect of leadership, which can also be believed to have a direct link with communication, is decision-making. Both leadership styles are similar in the way that ideas need to be stored before making a business decision. In an autocratic work place “decisions are made independently with little or no input from the rest of the group” (Riley, 2012 n.p.). However, in a democratic society “employees have greater involvement in decision making” (Riley, 2012 n.p.). Both these types of leadership have their benefits and disadvantages with respect to decision-making. In his research on different types of leadership, Joseph, (n.d.) stated that autocratic leadership style could be effective in a business environment as decisions can be made quickly without consulting with workers. According to Cherry, (n.d.) this type of leadership would be advantageous in situations such as the military where decisions need to be taken quickly. Though quick decision-making can be beneficial, it could be argued that it can lead to a demotivated workforce. Employees’ motivation decreases

Lyanna Mormont effectively uses ethos and personification, diction, and Imagery to persuade the lords of different houses to accept Jon Snow as the king of the north. Also, the camera angles and help the speech look more heroic. Game Of Thrones is literally a fight for control of the 7 kingdoms. After the death of the

The Starks siblings is about to be complete. First is Bran and their youngest sibling, Sansa came and Arya followed. Robb died together with his wife and mother which is Lady Catelyn, Frey were furious at them because he didn’t follow his oath and married Talisa. Arya killed Frey and poisoned all the guest at his Party and Marriage with a kid. Peter Baelish tried to make a misunderstanding between Arya and Sansa but he failed, Arya exciled him. I don’t where Cersei is getting all her strength with only just herself is the only one she can count on except Jamie. But with her husband gone, her kids are gone and their power not only against Daenarys but also with the coming Nightwalkers.