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    LEADERSHIP AND

    PROCESSESBy : Ligaya C. Fulgar andGemyllie Esliza

    INFLUENCE

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    Ask not what

    America can do for

    you, but what

    together we can do

    for the freedom of

    man Freedom is notworth having if itdoes not include the

    freedom to makemistakes

    I submit to you

    that if a manhasnt

    discoveredsomething hewill die for, he

    isnt fit to live

    There is nothinglike returning to a

    place that remainsunchanged to findthe ways in whichyou yourself havealtered

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    PASSING THE LEADERDSHIP TORCH Mark Twain said

    "The best way to cheer

    yourself up is to try to cheersomebody else up."

    Do you believe this? Do youever smile at someonepurposely just to see if theywill smile back? Do you

    believe in paying it forward?

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    How can

    businessleaders preparethe next

    generation ofmanagers?

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    MENTORING

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    MENTORING the process of sharing your knowledge and

    experience with a person

    MENTOR - wise advisor," 1750, from Gk.Mentor, character in the "Odyssey," friendof Odysseus, adviser of Telemachus (oftenactually Athene in disguise), perhaps ult.

    meaning "adviser," since the name appearsto be an agent noun of mentos "intent,purpose, spirit, passion" from PIE *mon-eyo- (cf. Skt. man-tar-

    MENTEE - protege

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    MODERN PERSPECTIVE ON LEADERSHIP

    TWO TYPES OR MENTORING FORMAL - occurs through a program with an

    established structure

    INFORMAL - takes place spontaneously betweensenior and more junior employees.

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    CONTEMPORARY SITUATIONAL THEORIES LEADER-MEMBER EXCHANGE MODEL

    Suggest that leaders form unique independentrelationships with each of their subordinates

    HERSEY AND BLANCHARD MODEL

    is based on the premise that appropriate leaderbehaviour depends on the readiness of the leadersfollowers.

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    THE OUT

    GROUP

    THE IN GROUP

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    M1 M2 M3 M4

    MUCH

    LITTLE

    AMOUNTOF

    BEHAVI

    OUR

    LOW MODERATE HIGHFOLLOWER READINESS

    TASKBEHAVIOUR

    RELATIONSHIPBEHAVIOUR

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    LEADERSHIP THROUGH THE EYES OF THE

    FOLLOWERS TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP

    refers to the set of abilities that allows the leader torecognize the need for change, to create a vision toguide that change, and to execute the changeeffectively.

    CHARISMATIC LEADERSHIP

    is a type of influence based on the leaders personalcharisma

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    THE CHARISMATIC LEADER

    Articulating acompelling vision

    Setting high

    expectations

    Modellingconsistentbehaviours

    Demonstratingpersonal

    excitement

    Expressing

    personalconfidence

    Seeking, findingand using Success

    Expressingpersonal support

    Empathizing

    Expressingconfidence in

    people

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    ATTRIBUTION AND LEADERSHIP ATTRIBUTION THEORY

    applied to leadership, holds then whenbehaviours are observed in a contextassociated with leadership, others mayattribute varying levels of leadership ability or

    power to the person displaying thosebehaviours.