Description
What language does the word "Laissez-Faire" originate?
FRENCH
Ture or false: Laissez- faire leads to burn out?
False. Leads to higher moral and personal growth.
What happens when not everyone has motivation?
Laissez-faire falls apart. (Leader needs to step in more)
Famous laissez-faires?
Steve Jobs, Ronald Regan, Queen Victoria, Warren Buffett, Herbert Huber
What does Laissez-Faire directly translate to?
Let be and let pass.
In what situations is the Laissez-faire style of leadership most effective?
When highly motivated and skilled teams are in a creative environment.
What happens if the leader is too hands-off?
Confusion and power imbalance.
Where do you commonly see laissez-faire?
Economics, tech, entertainment, fashion.
True or False: Leaders with this style practice delegation.
TRUE
Which of these is not a strength of laissez-faire?
Low accountability, Delegation, Creativity, Autonomy, Trusting, Learning
Low accountability
How do you succeed in laissez-faire leadership?
You need to be a self-advocate.
When was laissez-faire popularized?
Victorian period.
Describe Laissez-faire leadership in two sentences.
This leadership is a hands-off approach to leadership that encourages people to self-manage and make mistakes. Steps in when needed.
Who takes the credit for the work done?
Lack of accountability and acknowledgment for employees. Is it ethical?