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    leadership plays a vital role. However, everyone feels they know leadership, and everyone can talk about it in detail. Although, leadership is a complicated set of processes that is difficult to perform effectively. Furthermore, there are few different models of leadership which suit various sectors. Therefore, to be able to perform leadership coherently in organizations for hiring, development, promotion and assessment, it is essential to make fundamental distinctions and expose assumptions. (Wart, 2012)

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    2. Katzenbach and Kahn (2010) compare three types of managers in regard to motivation and pride building (p. 79). This is similar to the Blake and Mouton Managerial Grid. What insights from these categories of managers and the Grid can you use to motivate performance in yourself and others? Katzenbach and Khan believe there are three categories of manager: a good manager, a people person and a pride-builder. A good manager is fair and rational working toward equality and efficiency. They focus

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    time, airlines where more focused on the management training approach; which fixates on the concept of changing the person’s behavior. United Airline’s crew resource management concept was modeled after Robert Blake and Jane Mouton Managerial Grid. The Managerial Grid prompts the aspect of the concern for the people and the concern for the product. There are five different styles of leadership witch are

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    I will discuss how Marshall can improve on his management style by discussing three different types of management; Maslow hierarchy style, McGregor’s theory x and y, and lastly the Blake and Moutons managerial grid. As I heard what is going on I will like to talk first about the original goals set forth for the team management system used. I think that it was a good intend however, it is using more of human relations than human resources. We will try

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    In social work, leaders are in charge of motivating their employees to perform their jobs to the best of their abilities. Sometimes leaders must apply a motivation or leadership theory in order to motivate their employees. (Fisher, 2009) Motivational theories are important for leaders in social worker. One of the most important tasks of a leader is to stimulate productivity among employees. This requires motivation. Employees work in the social work field for a variety of reasons. Therefore

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    will be dealt with in a fair and just manner. One leadership model that I value is Blake and Mouton’s Managerial (Leadership) Grid. “The Leadership (Managerial) Grid joins concern for productions and concern for people in a model that has two interesting axes” (Northouse, 2016, p.75). The horizontal axis signifies the leader’s concern for production, and the vertical axis signifies the leader’s concern for people. Each side of the grid is drawn to a 9 point scale, in which a 1 stands for minimum

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    kind of change is on such factors as employee’s attitude and leadership skills The process of people change can be referred to as ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT (OD) * GRID OD One traditionally used OD technique for changing people in organizations is called GRID ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT, or GRID OD * MANAGERIAL GRID Basic

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    Semi-cooperative, and Cooperative Games-based Grid Resource Allocation (Samee Ullah Khan and Ishfaq Ahmad Department of Computer Science and Engineering University of Texas at Arlington, TX-76019, U.S.A. {sakhan, iahmad}@cse.uta.edu) Simranjeet Kaur UTA ID: 1001237306 Non-cooperative, Semi-cooperative, and Cooperative Games-based Grid Resource Allocation Straightforward access to large-scale distributed computational assets is provided by computational Grids. With the help of their size and geographic

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    1. The Blake-Mouton leadership grid uses the axes of concern of people and concern for production to describe five different leadership styles auditory-compliance, middle of the road, impoverished, team management and country club. The National Council on Aging can be described by the Blake-Mouton model as team management. The organization's vision makes clear that t is a people-oriented organization. Trust and respect are important, and work is done by people who share in the common vision and are

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    and significance of the objective. (Similar to Blake and Mouton’s managerial grid concern for task) • Criminal where both bad or evil ends and means are utilised and striven for. • Kantian with a moral emphasis on the Kantian categorical imperative of treating people as ends rather than means, such that the managerial objective in no way can justify less than ideal treatment of subordinates. (concern for persons in the managerial grid) • Ethical, where there is “goodness of task” in terms of the ends

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