The nature of leadership (Connect, Perform) Match each description or situation with the leadership term that best describes it.
Example Ð Leader A Manager Y
ou realize that your team is at risk of missing its project
deadline so you persuade everyone to voluntarily stay an
extra hour to get the project done. What are you?
Sally is responsible for allocating the resources given to
the team by the organization, including pay raises.
What is she?
Use your knowledge of leadership to select the term that best completes the sentence.
A manager who relies solely on force andto direct the behavior of subordinates is not exercising leadership.
Use your knowledge of leadership to select the word or phrase that best describes the situation.
Kelly, the Vice President of an investment bank is clearly a manager by virtue of the position itself. At the same time, Kelly is not respected or trusted by others in the company and must rely solely on the authority vested in the Vice President position to get people to do things. Kelly is a.
Use your knowledge of leadership to select the term that best completes the sentence. If you are not the boss but need to motivate your coworkers to work faster so that you can leave work a little early today how do you need to behave?
A. Like a manager
B. Like a leader