Coach McKeever Relationship-Oriented Leadership Paper

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One page single-space. The styles mentioned in my books are --> Task-oriented Leader Behaviors: Initiating-Structure Leadership and Transactional Leadership. and Relationship-Oriented Leader Behavior: Consideration, Empowerment, Ethical Leadership and Servant Leadership. Passive Leadership: Lack of Leadership Skills.

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Relationship-Oriented Leadership
This is a style of leadership where the leader affords a lot of significance to the task at hand but
also recognizes the importance of meeting the needs of every individual involved in the process of
achieving the task. Under the relationship-oriented leadership style, the leader acknowledges that
if his/her subordinates' needs are not given a priority, then the task that the team aims to achieve
will not be successful. It involves spending some one-on-one time with the team to understand
their strengths and weaknesses to enable the leader to use those strengths and address their
weaknesses during the process of achieving the goal of the team (Mast, Jonas, Cronauer, &
Darioly, 2012). From the article, coach McKeever uses the relationship-oriented le...


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