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Behavioural questionnaire and check-list. What kind of managers bring the best of you?



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Behavioural questionnaire and check-list

Leadership checklist

Key functions Task Team Individuals
Define objective Identify tasks and constraints Involve team

Set targets

Agree targets and responsibilities
Plan Establish priorities

Decide

Structure and delegate Assess skills

Train

Delegate

Communicate Brief and check understanding Consult

Get feedback

Listen

Advise

Enthuse

Support and control Monitor progress

Check standards

Co-ordinate

Reconcile conflict

Recognise

Encourage

Counsel

Evaluate Review

Re-plan

Summarise

Reward success

Learn from failure

Appraise

Guide

Train

What kind of managers bring the best of you?

What kind of leader brings out the best in you?

Type a — Thinks the problem through by himself.

— makes firm decisions.

— tells you what he wants done, and how.

— expects you to follow his directions.

Type b — Thinks the problem through by himdelf.

— makes firm decisions.

— explains why he wants it done that way.

— gives an opportunity for clarification.

— assumes you will follow his lead with enthusiasm.

Type c — Initially thinks the problem through by himself.

— makes a provisional decision

— asks for your reactions.

— modifies decision accordingly.

Type d — Initially thinks the problem through by himself.

— offers alternative decisions.

— invites your recommendations and possible further

alternatives

— does it your way unless there is a major change in

circumstances.

Type e — Talks the problem over with you and then

either stays with you while you jointly reach a decision

or leaves you with it and keep him informed.

Type f — Hands the problem directly over to you on its arrival, or

arranges for it to go direct to you on a regular basis.

— expects you to deal with it, only informing him if the

matter is very important.

— acts as a back-up when required.

— monitors progress towards the objectives of your

department.

— does not interfere with or supervise individual decisions.

Put the above types “a” — “f” in your personal order of preference

Best = 1 and worst = 2

Identify the style (s) of your present leader.

Identify which style(s) you yourself use predominantly with your own staff


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