team leadership style
  • COLLABORATOR: empathetic, team-builder, coaching oriented, counts on everyone to give their best
  • CHARISMATIC: energizer, inspirer, connects emotionally and provides meaning##
  • COMMANDER: emphasizes rules and expects others to do the same, demands immediate compliance, sole decision maker
  • INNOVATOR: strategic, visionary, grasps the entire situation and goes beyond the usual course of action
  • HARMONIZER: creates positive and stable environments, reliable, execution-focused, quality-driven, inspires loyalty
  • FORECASTER: learning oriented, deeply knowledgeable, visionary, cautious in decision making
  • PRODUCER: task focused, loyal to tradition, action and results oriented, linear thinker
  • SERVANT: puts service for others before self-interest, includes the whole team in decision making, lets the team accept the credit for results

If you are a manager of any level, you probably thought at least once in your life, how your inferiors would describe your leadership style. Maybe, you treat your subordinates as equals. You see a unique personality in every worker, you inspire them and try to find an individual approach to each person. Or maybe vice versa? You choose to be a commander, carrying a rigid discipline and making them feel corporate hierarchy. Are you democratic or authoritarian, harmonizer or tyrant.

Here is the list of the most common leadership styles. Analyze yourself and choose which style of leadership characterize you the best.

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