Why are managers important?

They help ensure corporate objectives in business are met

Why are leaders important?

help to ensure that the business is adapting, Influence followers to organisational change through visions

Which of the following terms describes a manager?

instructs, short term, money orientated

Which of the following terms describes a leader?

passionate, transformative, visionary

which of the following definitions describes the maori concept, Kaitiakitanga?

Guardianship of natural resources

which of the following definitions describes the maori concept, Tino Rangatiratanga?

self-determination, ownership, active control

which of the following definitions describes the maori concept, Rangatirtanga?

exercise of leadership, authority, guardianship & ownership

what is a formal leader?

Formal leaders hold positions of power in a business.

What do managers and leaders have in common?

influence others to act in the best interests of business

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1
Why are managers important?
facilitate staff within a business
They help ensure corporate objectives in business are met
inspire employees through their passion
make long term change within business
2
Why are leaders important?
help to ensure that the business is adapting
They help ensure corporate objectives in business are met
Influence followers to organisational change through visions
3
what maori concept does this relate to-held responsible 4 individual key performance indicators
kaitiakitanga
rangatiratanga
Tino rangatiratanga
4
Which of the following terms describes a manager?
achiever, long term, goal orientated
money orientated, change, passionate
instructs, short term, money orientated
facilitator, proactive, head-driven
5
Which of the following terms describes a leader?
passionate, transformative, visionary
proactive, instructs, money-orientated
guide, visionary, achiever
goal orientated, head-driven, facilitator
6
which of the following definitions describes the maori concept, Kaitiakitanga?
Guardianship of natural resources
exercise of leadership, authority, guardianship & ownership
self-determination, ownership, active control
7
which of the following definitions describes the maori concept, Tino Rangatiratanga?
Guardianship of natural resources
self-determination, ownership, active control
exercise of leadership, authority, guardianship & ownership
8
what maori concept does this relate to-Dealing effectively with conflict between staff members
rangatiratanga
Tino Rangatiratanga
kaitiakitanga
9
which of the following definitions describes the maori concept, Rangatirtanga?
exercise of leadership, authority, guardianship & ownership
Guardianship of natural resources
self-determination, ownership, active control
10
which of the maori business concepts is considered similar to sustainability?
Rangatiratanga
Tino Rangatiratanga
Kaitiakitanga
11
what is a formal leader?
Formal leaders hold positions of power in a business.
Leaders with more power than a informal Leader
Formal leaders gain authority through inspiring subordinates
Leaders with a range of visions to improve
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What do managers and leaders have in common?
instruct
influence others to act in the best interests of business
authority through actions, attitudes and charisma
authority through power

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