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Contact [7]
3 years ago
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If Sue, owner of Camp Bow Wow in Boulder, Colorado, says Heidi Granahl, CEO and founder of Camp Bow Wow, is a leader who establi

shes special relationships with a small number of people and pays more attention to certain in-group people than others, then this is best thought of as an example of which type of leadership?
Business
1 answer:
sashaice [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

the correct answer to this question is the "Country Club Leadership Style". However, what you should remember is that you might come across different names for this such as "Laizes Faire Leadership", etc...

Explanation:

In this style of leadership, the main assumption is that wen the employee are happy, they will naturally work better for the company. However, lack of regulation and guidance may end up with a not-so-well disciplined work force and usually this style does not work with every type of employees.

Moreover, this style focuses more on creating a safe working environment with minimal conflict.

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