Demonstrating Effective Leadership Case 29: Prenatal Immigrants
Demonstrating Effective Leadership; Case 29: Prenatal Care for Illegal Immigrants
Anne KamKim Deolal
PSL5002 – Collaboration, Communication, and Case Analysis for Master’s Learners
March 8th, 2015
Mr. Larry Sanderson
Demonstrating Effective Leadership; Case 29: Prenatal Care for Illegal Immigrants
Business organization whether it is a profit or a non-profit agency must have an effective leadership in order to become successful, many people seem to think they are leaders but not all can become effective leaders. Leadership is defined as a person who holds a position as the leader of a group or an organization, and having the power and ability to lead and motivate other people to attain goals such as maximizing productions, productivity, and profits. Good leadership must possess competence and communication skills, have ethical values, be able to establish clear vision that can be share with others. This paper would address the effectiveness of building relationship within the organization and how the leader manages, professional responsibilities and priorities, communicating verbally and in writing, also effectively resolving the issue for the selected …show more content…
Foley’s moral beliefs in this said case, his ethical leadership was challenged. According to Kemper, 1996, modelling by leaders can influence followers ethically or unethically. Leaders who indulge in unethical behaviors create a context of parallel deviance, in other words, employees would be observant and more than likely to immolate the inappropriate behaviors. Also stated, the social learning approach suggests a mostly instrumental understanding of what drives unethical behavior in organizations. Because of leaders’ authority role and the power to reward, employees will pay attention to and mimic leaders’ behavior, and they will do what is rewarded and avoid what is punish within the organization even if it means following the organization’s policy to determine who is eligible for
Anne KamKim Deolal
PSL5002 – Collaboration, Communication, and Case Analysis for Master’s Learners
March 8th, 2015
Mr. Larry Sanderson
Demonstrating Effective Leadership; Case 29: Prenatal Care for Illegal Immigrants
Business organization whether it is a profit or a non-profit agency must have an effective leadership in order to become successful, many people seem to think they are leaders but not all can become effective leaders. Leadership is defined as a person who holds a position as the leader of a group or an organization, and having the power and ability to lead and motivate other people to attain goals such as maximizing productions, productivity, and profits. Good leadership must possess competence and communication skills, have ethical values, be able to establish clear vision that can be share with others. This paper would address the effectiveness of building relationship within the organization and how the leader manages, professional responsibilities and priorities, communicating verbally and in writing, also effectively resolving the issue for the selected …show more content…
Foley’s moral beliefs in this said case, his ethical leadership was challenged. According to Kemper, 1996, modelling by leaders can influence followers ethically or unethically. Leaders who indulge in unethical behaviors create a context of parallel deviance, in other words, employees would be observant and more than likely to immolate the inappropriate behaviors. Also stated, the social learning approach suggests a mostly instrumental understanding of what drives unethical behavior in organizations. Because of leaders’ authority role and the power to reward, employees will pay attention to and mimic leaders’ behavior, and they will do what is rewarded and avoid what is punish within the organization even if it means following the organization’s policy to determine who is eligible for