… implies that leaders must select a course of action in a … in a single kind of leadershipposition: regional sales managers. … to a wide variety of leadershippositions in field settings. It should …
K Grint, O Smolovic - The Routledge companion to leadership, 2016 - taylorfrancis.com
… The first issue – that we can trace effects back to the actions of individualleaders – is deeply controversial. On the one hand, there are several studies from a psychological approach …
M Von Cranach - Changing conceptions of leadership, 1986 - Springer
… the organization of individualaction must be fully applied to the individual level of group … group action functions to certain positions in the group structure. Let us now consider the …
… Quite a few individuals have pushed me onward during this thesis project. … action and phronesis in letting me decide on the twists and turns of the thesis. That could be called leadership, …
… certain actions, and some of them act as organizers, leaders, … Not all of these individuals need be continuously active; … Individual A may accept a position previously occupied by B. …
… range of sources and positionleadership as something that … haviours and practices of specific individuals—and the ‘meso’ … focused on the actions of an individual ‘leader’, treating …
S Ross - Journal of Management Development, 2014 - emerald.com
… no individual accepts a leadershipposition without these types of assessments. A management position yes, but not a management position that requires a leader to lead (Yukl, 2010). …
I Knickerbocker - Journal of Social Issues, 1948 - search.ebscohost.com
… on leadership represents an attempt to study the leader as … inertly a status position relative to other individuals who are … of the leader created by concerted action through various media …
VH Vroom, AG Jago - American psychologist, 2007 - psycnet.apa.org
… with the leader'sactions in carrying out the leadership role. … ), (b) candidates for a given leadershipposition will have gone … that individual differences are largely irrelevant in leadership…