Leadership style sometimes must change with the situation faced by the manager. Which of the following situations would be best suited for adopting a structured, autocratic leadership style?
• Autocratic leadership: where the leader makes decisions quickly with little input from others • Difference between routine vs. non-routine situations on board • Need for clear, immediate directions versus collaborative learning or participation
• In which situation would delay, debate, or group discussion be most risky or inappropriate? • When do subordinates most need very specific, direct orders instead of being encouraged to experiment or ask questions? • Which options describe activities where participation, questions, and slower pace are usually acceptable and even desirable?
• Identify which choice involves time-critical actions where confusion could be dangerous. • Eliminate options where learning, practice, or routine tasks are the primary goals. • Ask: In which situation would a leader most need to be firm, directive, and highly structured rather than open and flexible?
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