Communication | Power and influence | Conflict Handling Styles | Managerial Leadership | Culture and change |
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What is face-to-face communication?
This channel is richest for complex messages
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What is legitimate power?
This type of power comes from a person’s formal position
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What is collaboration?
This style seeks a win-win outcome
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What is create a compelling vision?
Transformational leaders do this to inspire followers
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What are structures or artifacts?
These are visible elements of culture like dress code or office layout
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What is lack of nonverbal cues or potential for misunderstanding?
One downside of email as a communication tool is
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What is impression management
Influencing others through how you present yourself uses this tactic:
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What is the issue is trivial, emotions are running high or the relationship is not important?
Avoidance is most appropriate when (2 reasons)
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What is contingency theory?
This theory suggests effective leadership depends on context:
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What is unfreezing?
This is the first step in Lewin’s model of change
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What is synchronicity
This consideration is very important when working across timezones
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What is coercive power?
A manager withholding resources to control behavior is using:
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What is competing?
High concern for self, low concern for others describes this style
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What is relationship based or supportive?
A leader who shows empathy and puts employees first is using this style:
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What is communication, participation, learning or support?
Resistance to change can be reduced by:
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What is social acceptance
This consideration is important when working across generations
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What are expert and referent power?
These two forms of personal power are the most effective long term:
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What is accommodating?
This style is often used to preserve harmony but may create resentment
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What is participative?
A leader who asks for his employee's input in decision making is using which style
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What is new technology, new competitors, environmental changes, regulations, internal changes, etc.
Name 3 driving forces of change
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What is a formal report, spreadsheet, memo, etc.?
According to media richness theory, this medium is considered least rich:
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What is non-substitutability, visibility, centrality and discretion?
There are four contingencies of power. Name 2.
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What is it may lead to suboptimal outcomes or avoid deeper resolution?
Name a downside of compromising
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What is tasks are ambiguous/non-routine or employees need guidance?
According to path-goal theory, a directive style is best when
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What are actions of leaders, align artifacts, providing rewards/recognition, stability and communication, and attraction, selection and socialization
Name 3 ways to create organizational change?
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