Leadership in Organizations Organizational Leadership
This paper will concentrate on the diverse factors affecting the leadership in most of today's organizations. After the abstract, the first chapter of this paper will provide the various thoughts about leadership; give definitions of certain key terms and compare management to leadership. The first chapter will also discuss what leaders do. Chapter two will be on the leadership theories which will be analyzed critically. For the purpose of this paper, the theories under discussion will include leadership, transformational and situational styles of leadership. Chapter three will analyze the aspects of self leadership. The core values in leadership practice will be dissected including decision making and embracing organizational change and self assessment. Chapter four will be on the context of leadership. There will also be an evaluation of application theories and concepts in real life leadership. Chapter five will contain the final thoughts on leadership, and the general lessons learnt throughout the post graduate course. A final summary will be given at the end of the paper to conclude all the discussions in the previous chapters.
Leadership in Organizations
Organizational Leadership
Thoughts on Leadership (Opening statement)
Management verses Leadership
What is management?
Similarities
Differences
The overlap ion management and leadership
What do leaders do?
Comparing personal thoughts and leadership models
Leaders see what others do not Leaders seize opportunities surrounding them
Personal statements/concluding the chapter
Leadership Theories
The trait theory -- what people have chances to be good leaders?
Behavioral Theories -- What Do Good Leaders Do?
The contingency theory - how situations determine good leadership
Leadership styles
The servant leadership style
Transformational leadership
Situational leadership
Effective leadership styles for today's organizations
CHAPTER THREE
Self as Leader
Core values in leadership practice
The leadership ethical framework
Decision making linked to core values
Organizational change framework
Organizational change strategy
Goal-setting change model
Self-assessment
Summary
30 CHAPTER FOUR
Leadership in Context
Applying theories and concepts in real life
Conclusion
35 CHAPTER FIVE
Final Thoughts
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