... having been superior leaders is the most effective way of becoming a quality leader. Chemers shows a connection with prior leaders through Bennis and Nanus, two researchers who came up with four strategies of effective leaders. The first strategy is a compelling vision, to which Bennis and Nanus state "Effective leaders must have a clear picture of what they are trying to accomplish (1997: 18). Secondly, the leaders ... ...

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... believe they are capable of something greater than they may have otherwise thought possible. From Northouse (2012), "it empowers them because they feel they are a significant dimension of a worthwhile enterprise." (Bennis & Nanus, 1985). Transformational leaders exude an idealized influence (defined as ) perfectly captured by the quote of Kobie Coetsee, "He was a natural, and I realized that from the moment I set eyes on him ... ...

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The Future of Management Management may be defined as the art or manner of controlling the movement or behavior of something; to have charge of; direct; conduct; administer. Bennis & Nanus define the traditional manager and list several key differences between leaders and managers. They said that managers: Do things right; See people as liabilities; Seek control, create and follow the ... ...

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