GROUP 3 Self-Contained Unit Structure
GROUP 3 Self-Contained Unit Structure
Leadership style: is considered a function of two types of behavior, support behavior and
directive behavior, first is people oriented and the second towards tasks. Leadership styles can
be categorized into four sectors, depending on the maturity of subordinates.
>An autocratic leader- holds singular authority in an organization. This is a common leadership
style in which all key decisions go through a top figure and in which most members of the
organization answer to a hierarchy that leads up to this figure. While autocratic leadership is
rarely very popular with employees, it’s the preferred strategy in organizations where
employees perform streamlined functions, where control is more critical to success than
creativity, and where there is scant threshold for error. The autocratic leader prefers to take
charge, and while he or she may be receptive to input and feedback, this individual will make all
final decisions according to personal discretion.
Member Behavior:
When a company has disparate client categories, product lines or locations, it makes sense to
divide employees into groups dedicated to a single concern. Doing this naturally decentralizes
power, as each division has power over its particular concern. Indeed, each division operates as
a small business unit, and managers respond by learning to behave like leaders.
Organizational Culture:
>Market Culture -This is a results-based organization that emphasizes finishing work and
getting things done. People are competitive and focused on goals. Leaders are hard drivers,
producers, and rivals at the same time. They are tough and have high expectations. The
emphasis on winning keeps the organization together. Reputation and success are the most
important. Long-term focus is on rival activities and reaching goals. Market penetration and
stock are the definitions of success. Competitive prices and market leadership are important.
The organizational style is based on competition.
>Hierarchy Culture -This is a formalized and structured work environment. Procedures decide
what people do. Leaders are proud of their efficiency-based coordination and organization.
Keeping the organization functioning smoothly is most crucial. Formal rules and policy keep the
organization together. The long-term goals are stability and results, paired with efficient and
smooth execution of tasks. Trustful delivery, smooth planning, and low costs define success.
The personnel management has to guarantee work and predictability.