Value-based management is an approach that maximizes shareholder value through creating, managing, and measuring value in an organization. Value-based leadership draws on the values of leaders and followers for direction and motivation, asserting that values are strong motivators. Adopting both value-centric management and leadership leads to more ethical decision making, trusting relationships, and consistent focus on values within a company.
Value-based management is an approach that maximizes shareholder value through creating, managing, and measuring value in an organization. Value-based leadership draws on the values of leaders and followers for direction and motivation, asserting that values are strong motivators. Adopting both value-centric management and leadership leads to more ethical decision making, trusting relationships, and consistent focus on values within a company.
Value-based management is an approach that maximizes shareholder value through creating, managing, and measuring value in an organization. Value-based leadership draws on the values of leaders and followers for direction and motivation, asserting that values are strong motivators. Adopting both value-centric management and leadership leads to more ethical decision making, trusting relationships, and consistent focus on values within a company.
Explain the importance of value-based management and value-based leadership.
Giving importance to both value centric methods (stakeholder and management/leadership)
would lead to better ethical management within the company. Leaders will make better choices feeling more comfortable to act upon them and build better, more trusting, less stressful relationships with their followers while still ensuring that company consistently runs on value, maximizing shareholder value. Value-based Management encompasses the process for creating, managing, and measuring value. It is the management philosophy and approach that enables and supports maximum value creation in organizations, typically the maximization of shareholder value. Conversely, value-based leadership is the idea that leaders should draw on their own and followers' values for direction and motivation. Its leadership philosophy asserts that people are mostly motivated by values and live according to these beliefs. Values then become most natural motivators.