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Lead Strategic Transformation

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Lead Strategic Transformation

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1. Discuss four (4) styles of leadership and the impact each of the identified styles on organizational culture.
2. Explain the importance of a participative management style when implementing organization change.
3. Discuss three strategies that a leader can use for building trust and confidence with colleagues during times of organizational change.
4. Describe the differences between organizational transformation and organizational development.
5. Explain the key phases of a change management process.
6. Describe five components that may be included as part of a change management plan.
7. Explain two strategies that can be used to effectively communicate and embed change during an organizational change process.
8. Explain three reasons why individuals or groups within an organization may resist change. Include at least one suggestion of how resistance can be overcome for each of the areas you identify.
9. Discuss at least three barriers to organizational change.
10. Discuss at least two strategies to address barriers to organizational change.
11. Outline key information that should be included in an organization’s communication protocol for communicating internally, as well as externally.
12. Discuss what is involved in personal development planning and the methods that can be used to achieve this.
13. Outline at least five crucial components of a personal development plan.

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Question 01 – Discuss four (4) styles of leadership and the impact each of the identified styles on organizational culture.

Leadership can be defined as a relationship through which individuals use their power and authority to inspire others and influence them to follow specific course of actions (Diasz, 2017). Leadership style means the management styles which describes managers’ approaches use to seal with their subordinates (Armstrong, 2012). Organizational culture is defined based on the leadership (Amabile & Khaire, 2008).

Transformational leadership

Transformational leadership can be defined as leadership approach which lead to change individuals and organizational systems and performances (Adams & Adams, 2009). This leaders make significant changes to improve and achieve goals of organization. There are key four factors in transformational leadership style which are idealized influence, intellectual stimulation, inspirational motivation and individual consideration (Adams & Adams, 2009). Under the transformational leadership, leaders and subordinates share mutual interests and shared vision regarding the goals of the organization. In this organizational culture, everyone of the organization focuses on common purpose, vision and values. Expressiveness of common trait of the company which has transformational leadership. Further, transformational leadership affects to increase flexibility in organizational culture and dynamic and bottom up approach in decision making.

Transactional leadership

Transactional leadership style mainly focuses on outcomes, fit in to the current structure of the organization and measures the success based on current organizational system such as performance evaluation and reward mechanism (Diasz, 2017). Transactional leaders are mainly responsible for managing employees’ performance and enabling organizational performance (Armstrong, 2012). They are good at maintain stable and consistent environment rather make significant changes to the organization. Under the transaction leadership, internal control, standard operation procedures and directions play key role in organizational culture (Laohavichien et al. 2009). Organizational culture would be more rigid and mechanistic. Employees would be focused on short term personal interests.

Bureaucratic leadership

Bureaucratic leaders rely on clear chain of command, strict and specific regulation. Bureaucratic leadership focuses on task specification, hierarchy of authority, rules and regulations, career orientation and impersonality (Diasz, 2017). They do not focus on employee motivation and learning and development of employees. Under bureaucratic leadership, role culture is developed with individuals specializing on a functional basis. Organization structure, order and chain of command are important factors in this organizational culture.