Motivation

Five Models of Organizational Behavior

The five models of organisational behaviour are the: autocratic model, custodial model, supportive model, collegial model and system model. Autocratic model Autocratic model is the model that depends upon strength, power and formal authority. In an autocratic organisation, the people (management/owners) who manage the tasks in an organisation have formal authority for controlling the employees […]

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How to Approach an Appraisal

There are 6 main steps to approaching an appraisal situation, these are outlined below in bold, the extra text are some notes to help understand what to do and what not to do. Starting the Appraisal Good News First Vs. Bad News First Handling the Bad News – Criticising Make sure to note what they

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Types of Leader

Leadership Definition: Leadership is the building of motivation through individuals in aid of reaching a certain set of objectives. A good leader is someone who can lead to good results, by using what he has in the best was possible. Charismatic and Visionary Leadership “A fire that ignites followers” These leaders tend to go beyond to

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Path-Goal Theory

Leadership Definition: Leadership is the building of motivation through individuals in aid of reaching a certain set of objectives. A good leader is someone who can lead to good results, by using what he has in the best was possible. Path-Goal Theory Definition: This theory shows that a leader needs to increase employees motivation by making sure

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Situational Theory

The Situational Leadership Theory, developed by Paul Hersey and Kenneth Blanchard, is a model that posits that effective leadership is dependent on the context of the situation and the maturity level of the followers.

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