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horrorfan [7]
2 years ago
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What are the three forces, identified by tannenbaum and schmidt, that influence leadership approach manager, subordinate, task.

task, style, organization
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AlekseyPX2 years ago
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Tannenbaum and Schmidt further explained that there are three sets of pressures that influence a leader's decision-making approach. The complexity of the problem, the importance of the decision, and the time pressure.

<h3>What are the four approaches to leadership?</h3>

The Four Approaches to Leadership- The four approaches to leadership are said to be Traits, skills, behavioral, and situational. The trait approach of leadership is uncommon from the other approaches, as it emphasizes exclusively the leader, rather than the followers or the situation.

<h3>What is Tannenbaum and Schmidt's leadership style?</h3>

The following leadership trajectories were discovered by the Tannenbaum-Schmidt Leadership Continuum model: The manager renders judgments and makes announcements. Management sells judgment. Managers offer suggestions and welcome inquiries. The manager makes a provisional decision that is subject to revision.

There are three groups of influences that affect a leader's decision-making process, according to Tannenbaum and Schmidt. the difficulty of the issue, the significance of the choice, and the time crunch.

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