Leadership Styles

Autocratic Style

Authoritative or Visionary Style

Pacesetting Style

Democratic Style

Coaching Style

Affiliative Style

Laissez-Faire or Hands-off Style

Transformational Leadership Style

Bureaucratic style

Servant Style

Set expectations and deadlines. Focused on results.

Hand-Off style is just what it sounds; leaders leave employees alone.

Follow Hierarchy and expectations are passed on from one leader to another or down the chain

Common in large corporations

Useful when needing to push a follower

This can work well if the employee is highly skilled and responsible.

Focused on including employees on decisions, asking What do you think?

Leader makes the final decision but employees feel more included and part of the team or business

Coaching style is inspiring employees to change and improve on their one. They use the Consider this approach.

Coaching style is more of a friendly and empathic approach to leeading

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This style focusses on having a leaders commanding employees as they take all the decisions

Do as I say style

They focus on the person. Believe people come first. This means they care on people making sure people are good and are able to complete their job.

An encouraging and harmonious style

This style is focused on following the leader. Founds on leaders that are confident on their abilities

This style explains followers what will do and will happen. They equipt people to handle most situation

Leaders place others before themselves. This means they are very empathetic.

Leaders help their employees with anything with the goal of helping them in completing tasks or handling issues

Leaders encourage, inspire and motivate employees to innovate and create change

This style leads to having employees shape a businesses future