Democratic leadership involves group members participating in decision making. It distributes responsibility, empowers group members, and aids the decision making process. Managers who use this style encourage team participation and effective problem solving. Group members feel more involved and committed. This leadership style works best when group members are skilled and time is available for contributing to decisions. Examples of leaders who used this style include Indra Nooyi, Nelson Mandela, and Abraham Lincoln.
Democratic leadership involves group members participating in decision making. It distributes responsibility, empowers group members, and aids the decision making process. Managers who use this style encourage team participation and effective problem solving. Group members feel more involved and committed. This leadership style works best when group members are skilled and time is available for contributing to decisions. Examples of leaders who used this style include Indra Nooyi, Nelson Mandela, and Abraham Lincoln.
Democratic leadership involves group members participating in decision making. It distributes responsibility, empowers group members, and aids the decision making process. Managers who use this style encourage team participation and effective problem solving. Group members feel more involved and committed. This leadership style works best when group members are skilled and time is available for contributing to decisions. Examples of leaders who used this style include Indra Nooyi, Nelson Mandela, and Abraham Lincoln.
Democratic leadership, also known as participative leadership or shared
leadership, is a type of leadership style in which members of the group take a more participative role in the decision-making process. One of the clearest definitions of democratic leadership comes from John Gastil in 1994, according to which, “Democratic leadership is Distributing responsibility among the membership, empowering group members, and aiding the group’s decision-making process." Managers with this style: ● encourage effective team participation ● allow for more effective problem solving ● bring more view point to the table ● Increase morale and job satisfaction of their team members Because group members are encouraged to share their thoughts, democratic leadership can lead to better ideas and more creative solutions to problems. Group members also feel more involved and committed to projects, making them more likely to care about the end results. This style often leads to positive, inclusive, and collaborative work environments. Democratic leadership works best in situations where group members are skilled and eager to share their knowledge. It is also important to have plenty of time to allow people to contribute, develop a plan, and then vote on the best course of action. Some of the great leaders with democratic leadership style are Indra Nooyi, Nelson Mandela, Abraham Lincoln etc Now I’d like Saumya to continue. DPV A dashboard is a collection of several views, letting you compare a variety of data simultaneously. It is a consolidated display of many worksheets and related information in a single place. It is used to compare and monitor a variety of data simultaneously. Here, We have compiled sheets containing monthly analysis of qty sold, sales with reference to product, region wise monthly revenue, sales with reference to cities and category wise sales of different regions. This helps us to visualize and analyze different things like trend in revenue, region wise and product wise sales etc. NEXT SLIDE PLEASE To do this we need to follow these steps: 1) Open the dashboard page and select an alignment of your choice 2) Change the settings to automatic to make data fit automatically to full page 3) Drag all the sheets one by one in a presentable and understandable way 4) Adjust the size and alignment manually by clicking on charts if you are not satisfied with the automated one Now I’d like Dishita to continue M.O.M 19TH October 2021 10:38: dry run started 10:44: Corrections to be made in rule sheet 10:46: Coordinate the timing of screen share. Timer should start as soon as prompted by the emcee 10:58: Don’t give any major responsibility to Yash as he might not be available 10:59: Change in responsibilities: remove Rishab from backup emcee as he has a lot of responsibilities already 11:00:Reduce the number of teams in BR rooms. 10 teams per room is not feasible 11:01: Try to figure out a solution to accommodate if more number of teams come 11:08: Emcees need more practice. It should look like a natural and enthusiastic conversation. Work on the script to accommodate some banter as well 11:11: There should be high level of interaction, keep filler events short and you can make rule sheet for the filler event as well