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3.7. Comparative analysis of the situational leadership model

All of the above models of situational leadership, paying the main attention to the impact of external factors, complement each other in the understanding of the phenomenon of leadership. In our model seeks to identify the different leadership styles and to prove with the help of situational variables, the effectiveness of their application. However, the models are significant differences in the set under consideration leadership styles on a set of situational factors and finding ways communication between them (tab. 11.7). Different leadership effectiveness is determined by the models. For example, in Fiedler - a level of performance at Herseya Blanchard and yes - even to this added worker satisfaction, and Vroom and Jago consider the effectiveness of the decisions and the overall efficiency. According to experts, the model Vroom - Jago is more suitable to select an appropriate style in practice for the management group. Models of Fiedler, Herseya and Blanchard, Mitchell House and more helpful to improve the level of individual performance.

Table 11 July

Comparison of situational leadership model

Models situatsinnogo leadership

variables

Fiedler

Hersey and

Blanche ard

House and Mitchell

Vroom - Yetton -Yago

Situational

factors

• Relations

"Leader - follower"

• Structured

vannost work

• leadership positions of power in the organization

The degree of maturity

followers

• the maturity of the

• psychological maturity

• The characteristics

followers ki

lei

• Organizational factors

• Quality solutions

• commitments

followers

to address

•Time

• cost

•Development

As leader

He is thinking about

followers

Followers

prefer

leadership styles depending on the structuring of the work is in public relations with them

leader and his domineering position in the organization

Followers

can be situated

smiling at different stages of maturity, and this will determine the focus and leadership to the relationship work, which corresponds to a change in their own style

We are the followers of the different needs that must be

be satisfying

Rena within

the appropriate leadership style

In certain

situations followed

ers are willing to participate in decision-making

Continued Table. 11.7

leadership styles

• Leader

high PND

(focused

relations)

• Leader of the low

NDP

(focused

to work)

• Pointing

style

• Persuasive

style

•Participating

style

• delegating

style

• Directory

style

• Supporting style

• Style, orientation

ted on

achievements

•Participating

style

• Autocratic I

• Autocratic II

• Consulting I

• advisory

ny II

• Group II

What is he doing

effective

leader

Seeks approach

build job or a relationship, or a combination of both, for their individual style Efficiency means success in this direction

As the "grown-

tion "se-

ers leader passes from one style to another Efficiency reflects the coincidence of the situation and style

Using corresponds

corresponding style and techniques of motivation,

leader "raschischa-

is "the path to the followers of the highest efficiency

Identifies critical situational factors and adapts to them

his style ruko-

duction style should be best suited for the situation, and for after tigators