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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST BENEFICIENT THE MOST MERCIFUL

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Definitions, various theories of Leadership, styles of Leadership, requirements for Leadership, principles of Leadership

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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST BENEFICIENTTHE MOST MERCIFUL 

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Group Members

Muhammad Javaid 2007-crp-11Sikander Haroon 2007-crp-13Maqsood Amin 2007-crp-

18Muhammad Shakir 2007-crp-20 

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LEADERSHIP

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Definitions of Leadership An influence relationship among leaders and their

collaborators who intend real changes that reflect their mutual purposes.

Ability to inspire other people to accomplish things. A relational process of people together attempting

to accomplish change or make a difference to benefit the common good.

The process of persuasion or example by which an individual induces a group to pursue objectives held by the leader or shared by the leader and his or her followers.

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Leadership(cont…)  Leadership is influencing people by

providing purpose, direction, and motivation while operating to accomplish the mission and improving the organization.

Leadership is the ability of developing and communicating a vision to people that will make that vision true.

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Role of a Leader  Initiator Confidence builder Coordinator Motivator Optimist

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Leadership Theories

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Trait Theory According to this theory: This theory is the first theory of leadership. Thomas Carlyle (1841) can be considered one of the

pioneers of the trait theory. According to this theory: People are born with leadership qualities. Good leaders have the right (or sufficient) combination

of traits. Future leadership can be predicted, if the leadership

abilities in a person are identified.

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Great Man Theory According to this theory: Leaders are born and not made. Most of the leadership comes from upper class of

society. A small number of leaders come from lower class of

society. This theory contributed to the idea that leadership had

something to do with inheritance and breeding.

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Behavioral Theory According to this theory: Leaders can be made, rather than are born. Successful leadership is based in definable, learnable

behavior. Leadership qualities don’t consider inborn traits or

abilities. leadership capability can be learned through

knowledge and practice. This theory opens the floodgates to leadership

development.

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Contingency Theory According to this theory: The leader's effectiveness in a certain situation is

dependent upon various factors. e.g. leader's preferred style, the capabilities and behaviors of followers and various prevailing conditions.

A leadership style that is effective in some situations may not be successful in others.

leaders who are very effective at one place and time may become unsuccessful either when transplanted to another situation or when the factors around them change.

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Transformational Theory According to this theory: People will follow a person who inspires and motivates

them. Leadership starts with the development of a vision. A leader should have a vision and passion to achieve

goals. Leader can achieve his goals by injecting enthusiasm

and energy in his followers.

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Leadership Styles

This theory suggests four (4) major styles of leadership.

Autocratic Democratic Laissez-faire (Delegative) Paternalistic

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Autocratic Leadership

With this style the leader: Directs and/or orders participants on what to do,

when to do it and how long to continue Followers are expected to do as directed. The leader has the primary responsibility to make

decisions, to determine policies and to develop procedures.

In this style, the leader may not tell participants reasons for his/her orders.

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The Motto of the Autocratic Style

“Do what I tell you!”

“You MUST do this NOW!”

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Democratic Leadership

With this style the leader: leader and the group members share responsibilities for

making decisions. Participants make decisions based on information

provided by the leader. Developing trust and mutual respect are part of this

concept. Voting and “majority rule” are elements of this

leadership style.

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The Motto of the Democratic Style

“What do you think”

“Let’s see what the group wants to do”

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Laissez-faire Leadership

With this style the leader: Freedom for making decisions is given to participants

with this leadership style. The leader provides guidance, information and

assistance when needed. The leadership for decisions comes from within the

group. The leader may be the person who assumes control of

the group and/or the one who does the majority of work.

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The Motto of the Laissez-faire Leadership

“Make your own decisions to achieve the goals”

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Paternalistic Leadership

With this style the leader: Leader acts as a ‘father figure.’ Paternalistic leader makes decision but may consult. Believes in the need to support staff.

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The Motto of the Paternalistic Style

“Do as I do”

“This is how it must be done! Watch

ME!”

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Principles of Leadership

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Principles of Leadership

Know yourself and seek self-improvement Be technically expert Seek responsibility and take responsibility for your

actions Make sound and timely decisions Set the example Keep your followers informed

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Principles of Leadership (cont…) Know your people and look out for their well-being Develop a sense of responsibility in your followers Ensure that tasks are understood, supervised, and

accomplished Train as a team Use your full capabilities

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Leadership Requirement

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Leadership Requires: Vision – The ability to see a new reality; a solution to a

problem; to dream of a better tomorrow.

Courage – The capability to work to make your vision come true, to continue in the face of skepticism, criticism, and ridicule.

Focus – Have clarity about your goal.

Determination – To not be deterred by road blocks or set backs; always find a way around.

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Leadership Requires:(cont…) Persistence - You have ability to take stand on your

point of view.

Honesty/Integrity – Your word is your bond; you say what you think. This is essential to develop people’s trust.

Team Building-Great goals require collaboration Ability to recognize and utilize talents in others.

Commitment to Excellence – Give great thought and preparation, get all information possible, plan well and then execute.

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Leadership Requires:(cont…) Ability to Communicate – To describe your vision and

its compelling logic.

Ability to Motivate – To inspire others to follow your lead.

Ability to Listen – To understand, to respect others and their opinions.

Flexibility – Ability to modify your approach; to change when required.

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Leaders should be like These ones

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Decide to lead

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