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An evaluation of the leadership style and its effect on the employees attitude: A case of Cratos Group Limited, Nigeria

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2021
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The importance of leadership cannot be overstated, since it has the potential to have an impact on the ecology of an organization, the company, and the workers. Because of this, good leadership may have an impact on subordinates' levels of satisfaction and the extent to which they are absent from their duties. Rather of relying on a single style of leadership, successful leaders use a variety of methods to achieve success. A survey of the literature revealed that the aim of a successful leader is to convert the existing human resource in order to fulfill the organization's immediate as well as longer-range goals, as stated in the research. In order to do this, the leader has an impact on the attitude of workers (job satisfaction), which in turn has an impact on their attitude (absenteeism). The Path-Goal Theory offered the framework that helped explain the perspective of this research that there are certain variables that influence the choice of a leadership style by a leader; nevertheless, there are characteristics that characterize a successful leader, as shown in this study. The research used a survey methodology and relied on a questionnaire to collect the data for analysis. In the study's results, it was shown that leaders that adopt a transformational approach have an impact on their workers' job satisfaction and absenteeism. As a result, a manager's leadership style shapes the environment in which his or her workers operate and has an impact on the attitudes and performance of his or her team.

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Adebola Olajumoke Wemımo

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Adebola Olajumoke Wemımo (Master Thesis). An evaluation of the leadership style and its effect on the employees attitude: A case of Cratos Group Limited, Nigeria, 2021, İstanbul Gelişim University.

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