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The styles are as follows :-

1. Fair: Good leaders arm their subordinates with the resources necessary to ‘win’ first and then judge performance accordingly. They trust and empower their employees and insist on the truth at all times.

2. Fostering good relationships with colleagues, vendors, customers and employees.

3. Focused on prioritizing and achieving their objectives. Additionally, they have set clear goals by breaking them down into smaller, unfrosted ‘executionable’, measurable goals. They differentiate between long- and short-term objectives and ensure that employees understand the part they play and their responsibility for making it happen.

4. Firm: Leaders are firm, but kind. These traits are not mutually exclusive. Leaders get the behavior they exhibit and tolerate.

5. Feedback providers: Leaders must have the courage to provide employees with continual, specific feedback – whether positive or negative. They should also ask for coaching and provide an environment which encourages the surfacing of pertinent ‘conflicts’. They insist on the truth at all times and use it to expand peoples’ capabilities.

6. ‘Follow-Throughers’: They take a hands-on approach and do whatever is necessary to ensure that agreed-upon activities are happening. This is made easier because they develop and communicate scalable procedures and systematized processes.

7. Fit: Leaders must be fit for the job and its responsibilities. They are knowledgeable, hard working, experienced, committed, and competent. Additionally, they are self-aware, authentic and persons of integrity. They keep their egos in check and are humble and self-confident enough to encourage and accept challenges and points of view that are opposite of their own.

8. Flames: Great leaders exhibit the passion that fuels the company’s vision…. becoming beacons of energy and enthusiasm. They love what they do and it shows! They are the light that ignites others into action and helps make dreams become realities and the impossible… possible.

9. Fun: It’s okay to laugh and be a little silly at work… and studies have shown that it actually has a beneficial effect on employees’ attitudes and the amount of work that gets done. Take your work seriously, not yourself.

10. Flexible: Stuff happens! Welcome change, expect change, and prepare for change

 
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3 comments on "The 10 Best Leadership Styles for Effective Marketing in Every Business... Even Yours "
  Commented by  varsha mishra, technical Manager, rfrac    | 10 03 2008 20:18:53 +0000
very good
  Commented by  sridhar a, Business Analyst, Shriram value services    | 07 28 2008 21:35:54 +0000
good article
  Commented by  Akash Dhupar, Head/VP/GM-Marketing, Kwality Marbles & Handicrafts (I) Pvt Ltd    | 07 24 2008 21:37:59 +0000
good one
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