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This 17-page paper discusses leadership theories and puts them into real-world situations. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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and the Business Wonk Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Is Leadership all thats Necessary? Conclusion Introduction Its said that leadership theories
(and methods) are not necessarily panaceas or even "the answer" to putting together the perfect organization. Organizations can be considered complex systems that evolve over time - meaning that, of
course, theories and views about leadership also need to evolve with them. These changing perspectives mean a logical progression toward different views of relating toward the working environment. This, in
turn, helps spur shifting organizational forms. Leadership, in other words, doesnt occur in a vacuum. Most theorists point out that the organization follows
the leader, and this is only partially true. The leader also needs to understand and adapt to the organization; the perfect fit occurs between leader and organization when both can
adapt to benefit one another. Two very good example of this are Meg Whitman, who was CEO of eBay and Mark Hurd, who
is CEO of Hewlett-Packard. Both of these leaders succeeded other leaders whose styles were very different, but ended up being able to adapt to the organizations they led (while the
organizations adapted to their styles as well). Well discuss Whitman and Hurd later on in this paper as we compare them with the fictitious Jean Bonvin of Easy Ltd.
As a note, weve been asked to compare Easy Ltd. with the writers personal experiences. As we were not given any form of
personal experience, weve opted to use two organizations for this report, eBay Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Inc., to prove that one leadership style doesnt necessarily fit all styles of organization.
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