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An Analytical Study On The Importance Of Organizational Culture
And Its Relation With Leadership Behavior And Job Satisfaction
Monika
Net. Mcom
House no. 4054 Difence Colony Jind (Haryana)
ABSTRACT
The ability of leaders to have a profound and extra-ordinary effect on their followers has
been termed as a characteristic of their charisma. Research has also focused on the
situational characteristics of leadership and attempted to study whether there are
conceptual conflicts between the practices of leadership and management.
Leadership is associated with deeper levels of meaning that is absent from much of
leadership theory and research. When leadership is combined with a desire to serve, then
the characteristic of servant leadership emerges which attempts to build high quality
dyadic relationships of trust. One of the important contributions of leadership is also to
engage with the temporal dynamics of the team in order to ensure positive contributions
to performance.
Leadership research thus seems to have focused on the characteristics of the leader, its
implications for management, levels of meaning, quality of dyadic relationships and team
performance. This indicates an emphasis on the personality of the leader and the
functional benefits derived from the leader. Yet as the emphasis on the meanings
involved in the phenomena of leadership indicates, the practice of leadership is often a
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socially shared space rather than a personality driven space, and while considering
meanings, there may be a great advantage obtained from studying the aesthetics emerging
from the practice of leadership.
KEYWORDS
Leadership, Aesthetic, Leader
INTRODUCTION
Inspired leadership may need to move away from measurement oriented paradigms and
instead focus on crafting organizational accounts what must really matter to the
collective. Leadership research must focus not only on the effective traits of leaders but
also on what constitutes ineffective leadership.
Transformational leadership has a more positive effect on contextual performance than
on task performance. Rather than assuming contexts to be limiting conditions, they must
be understood as a composite of the phenomena of leadership. Organizational aesthetics
emerges in the relational processes that develop between leaders and followers, and such
a view downplays any idea of individual heroics that might be considered as a part of
leadership.
While there is some attention to aesthetics in leadership research, it has been largely
explored where the contexts themselves are aesthetic such as the music industry. It will
be interesting to consider the aesthetic dimensions of leadership in other managerial
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contexts in the business world. One important aesthetic aspect of leadership might be the
nurturing and sustenance of communities which creates a sense of belonging among
organizational members. Communities create a basis where organizational members can
share their thoughts and feelings with each other in a free way. The sense of community
creates the foundations of being together and expressing opinions to each other frankly
without having to look over each other’s shoulders.
The process of others affirming somebody as a leader may begin with an individual
recognizing her own leadership potential first. Women could also bring several important
perspectives to leadership such as collectivism and life long relationships. Leadership
research can also draw from post colonial philosophical thought and thus transcend
stereotypical views of leadership. Subaltern expressions of leadership can often strongly
emphasize the ideals of justice as one of its important anchors. Sometimes the excessive
individuality of a leader can lead to rigid positions in which she is trapped.
Cohesion and conflict resolution can play important roles in enabling team leadership to
be translated into effective performance. Leadership research has also focused on the
methodological imperatives that can allow a contextual accessing of the phenomena of
leadership. A sense of shared goals and purposes can also lead to the emergence of a
shared sense of leadership with voice playing an important role in the process.
Empowering leadership has a positive effect on the creativity of employees when it
succeeds in creating a sense of psychological empowerment in them. In the context of
