I am posting all my responses to Unit 1 activities on the same day, as I just realized that we were supposed to post them in a separate post.<\/p>\n
This is my response to\u00a0mrwilliamsphysed\u00a0question\u00a0–\u00a0” do you feel Northouse’s ( 2016 ) definition of leadership is different\u00a0depending on whether you are an assigned or emergent leader ? Here is a link to their blog: https:\/\/mrwilliamsphysed.wordpress.com\/2017\/09\/27\/ldrs500-2\/<\/p>\n
I dont think the definition differs for the two kinds of leaders, just the context does . Or more specifically the application does. The assigned leader has the ‘ power ‘ which is bestowed on them because of their designation, and do not necessarily have to work as hard to build a relationship with their followers. An emergent leader has to , as mentioned in the post itself, create a relationship with their peers\/ followers\u00a0. I believe the emergent leader does have to work harder to establish their position within the organization , and create influence .<\/p>\n
I also would like to respond to the observation by Kellerman ( 2012 ) , that \u201cPower used to be the domain of leaders, but that is diminishing and shifting to followers ” . I wouldn’t say that power has\u00a0 shifted from leaders to followers, as much as that the leadership process is now understood to be more of a two way exchange , with increased awareness of each other’s role in the process .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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