Title: Chapter 15 Finance: Balancing Risk and Return
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2Leadership, Influence, and Communication in
Business
Chapter Six
3Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Appreciate a managers ability to effectively
lead, influence, and persuade other people
influences a companys efficiency, effectiveness,
and profitability. - Identify the five sources of a leaders power and
understand how leadership involves the effective
use of power to influence other people. - Differentiate between four main approaches to
leadership and recognize effective leadership
involves matching a leadership approach to the
characteristics of employees and the work
situation. - Identify five characteristics of effective
leaders - Understand the vital role communication plays in
influencing others in a business organization and
describe a model of persuasive communication. - Define organizational politics and understand how
political tactics are used to influence and
persuade others.
4Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Leadership
- Managers are responsible to the stakeholders
- To effectively and efficiently use the resources
of land, labor and capital - To plan, organize, lead and control the
organization to the accomplishment of it mission
5Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Power
- Five types - one's ability to make others do
something they would not otherwise have done
6Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Power
- Legitimate
- Reward
- Referent
- Expert
- Coercive
7Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Power
- Inherent in these five functions of power is an
incentive system - The charismatic leader usually possesses more
than one type of
8Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Power
- Power is influence and impacts upon work
attitudes and behaviors
9Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Power
- Critically important work behaviors
- Level of job effort
- Both quality and quantity and reliability of work
performance - Unexplained absences
- Intention to quit job and leave company
10Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Leadership and Power
- Effective leadership results when manager use
their power in ways that promote work behaviors
and attitudes that lead to higher employee
performance
11Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Leadership and Power
- The critical ingredient is the correct use of the
different sources of power
12Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Leadership Theory
- The contingency theory of aligns employee
characteristics with the workplace setting - Four possible approaches to leadership and has
the ability to enhance work behaviors and
attitudes
13Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Leadership Theory
- Approaches to leadership include
- Directive
- Supportive
- Participative
- Achievement-oriented
14Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Leadership Theory
- Two determining parts of this theory are the
employee characteristics and workplace settings
to effectively blend the correct approach to
leadership
15Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Leadership Theory
- Employee characteristics include
- Skill level
- Achievement need
- Locus of control
- Nature of tasks/job
- Group cohesiveness.
16Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Five characteristics of effective leaders
- 1. Intuition, intelligence, and cognitive
ability - 2. Energy, drive, and need for achievement
- 3. Good ethics and moral integrity
- 4. Emotional intelligence and empathy
- 5. Self-confidence and internal locus of
control
17Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Characteristics of effective leaders
- The more that managers possess these
characteristics the more likely they are to
function effectively as leaders
18Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Influence
- A leaders goal is to influence and persuade
employees to develop work attitudes and behaviors
that increase a companys efficiency and
effectiveness
19Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Influence
- Managers share information by effective
communication and assuring there is understanding
of the message
20Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Communication
- The communications model
- Sender
- Message
- Receiver
21Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Communication
- To communicate effective there must be feedback
- The most persuasive communication method is
face-to-face meetings
22Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Organizational Politics
- The activities that managers and employees at
all levels engage in to increase their power and
their ability to influence and persuade others so
they can achieve their goals
23Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Organizational Politics
- Political tactics are the specific courses of
action managers and employees engage in to gain
the support of , and overcome the resistance of
opposition of, other people
24Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Organizational Politics
- Political tactics include
- Attacking and blaming others versus making
everyone a winner - Reducing uncertainty
25Chapter 6 Leadership, Influence, and
Communication in Business
- Organizational Politics
- Political tactics include
- Using objective information, without a
replacement in a central position - Building coalitions and alliances