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'''Management Styles''' are the principles that underline the methods, abilities and techniques managers use in handling situations and expressing [[Leadership|leadership]] within an [[Organization|organisation]]. Generally speaking, managerial styles are polarised between autocratic and permissive, although each style has its own subtleties.<ref>Definition - What is the meaning of Management Style? [https://www.hrzone.com/hr-glossary/what-are-management-styles HR Zone]</ref>

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−	'''~~[[Management]] Styles~~''' are the ~~principles that underline~~ the ~~methods~~, ~~abilities~~ and ~~techniques~~ managers ~~use~~ in ~~handling~~ situations and ~~expressing [[Leadership\|leadership]] within~~ an ~~[[Organization\|organisation]]~~. ~~Generally speaking~~, ~~managerial~~ styles ~~are polarised between autocratic~~ and ~~permissive~~, ~~although each~~ style ~~has its own subtleties~~.~~<ref>Definition - What~~ is the ~~meaning~~ of Management ~~Style? [https://www~~.~~hrzone~~.~~com/hr-glossary/what-~~are-~~management~~-~~styles HR Zone~~]</~~ref~~>	+	== What is Management Style? ==
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		+	A '''management style''' is a personality and approach that a manager brings to their role. It refers to the way that a manager interacts with and leads their employees, and it can have a significant impact on the culture and performance of an organization.
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		+	There are many different management styles, and the most appropriate style for a given manager will depend on their personality, skills, and the needs of their organization and employees. Some common management styles include:
		+	#Autocratic: This style involves managers making decisions and issuing orders, and employees following those orders. This style is often used in hierarchical organizations with a clear chain of command.
		+	#Democratic: This style involves involving employees in decision-making and giving them a greater say in how work is organized and carried out. This style is often used to increase employee engagement and motivation.
		+	#Laissez-faire: This style involves managers giving employees a high degree of autonomy and freedom to make decisions and solve problems on their own. This style is often used in situations where employees are highly skilled and motivated.
		+	#Transformational: This style involves leaders inspiring and motivating employees to achieve a shared vision and collective goals. It involves leaders setting an example and building a culture of trust, respect, and collaboration.
		+	#Servant: This style involves leaders focusing on the needs and development of their team members, and using their skills and resources to help the team achieve its goals.
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		+	Each of these management styles has its own strengths and weaknesses, and the most effective style for a given manager will depend on their personality, skills, and the needs of their organization and employees. A manager who is able to adapt their style to fit the needs of the organization and its employees is likely to be more effective in their role.
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		+	Management style and leadership style are related but distinct concepts. Management style refers to the way that a manager interacts with and leads their employees, while leadership style refers to the way that a leader inspires and motivates others to achieve a shared vision or goal.
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		+	While a manager may also be a leader, the two roles are not always the same. A manager is typically responsible for overseeing the work of a team or department and making decisions that affect the day-to-day operations of the organization. A leader, on the other hand, is focused on inspiring and motivating others to achieve a shared vision or goal.
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		+	==See Also==
		+	*[[Management]]
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		+	==References==
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−	'''Management Styles''' are the principles that underline the methods, abilities and techniques managers use in handling situations and expressing [[Leadership\|leadership]] within an [[Organization\|organisation]]. Generally speaking, managerial styles are polarised between autocratic and permissive, although each style has its own subtleties.<ref>Definition - What is the meaning of Management Style? [https://www.hrzone.com/hr-glossary/what-are-management-styles HR Zone]</ref>	+	'''[[Management]] Styles''' are the principles that underline the methods, abilities and techniques managers use in handling situations and expressing [[Leadership\|leadership]] within an [[Organization\|organisation]]. Generally speaking, managerial styles are polarised between autocratic and permissive, although each style has its own subtleties.<ref>Definition - What is the meaning of Management Style? [https://www.hrzone.com/hr-glossary/what-are-management-styles HR Zone]</ref>