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Management Styles

Management styles refer to the various approaches that leaders use to guide, motivate, and direct their teams, shaping how decisions are made and tasks are assigned. These styles can range from authoritative and autocratic to participative and delegative, each influencing organizational culture and employee engagement differently.

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Management styles are essential frameworks that leaders use to guide their teams. Understanding these styles—autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, and transformational—enables leaders to adapt their approach based on the needs of their team and the situation at hand. Each style has its strengths an...

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Autocratic
A management style where one person makes decisions without input from others.

Example: An autocratic manager may dictate tasks without consulting the team.

Democratic
A style that encourages team participation in decision-making.

Example: In a democratic setting, team members vote on project directions.

Laissez-faire
A hands-off management style where employees have freedom in how they work.

Example: A laissez-faire leader trusts their team to manage their own tasks.

Transformational
A style that inspires and motivates employees to innovate and change.

Example: Transformational leaders often encourage creative thinking and new ideas.

Leadership
The act of guiding and directing a group towards achieving goals.

Example: Effective leadership is crucial for team success.

Team Dynamics
The behavioral relationships between members of a team.

Example: Positive team dynamics lead to better collaboration.

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