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German Essay 1- Welkom onze presentatie gaat over Leiderschap en Lichaamstaal!

2- Ik ga het met je hebben over leiderschap, welke stijlen van

leiderschap er precies bestaan en zo kun je de juiste indruk krijgen

welke precies misschien de juiste voor jou is later in je carrière.

3- Bij de opdrachtstijl vertelt de leidinggevende hoe en waar de

medewerker de taken moet vervullen. Dit is duidelijk een vorm van

eenrichtingsverkeer. De leidinggevende communiceert naar de medewerker

toe. De leidinggevende geeft precieze opdrachten aan de medewerker en

houdt nauwlettend toezicht op de uitvoering van de taak.De

leidinggevende controleert en stuurt bij waar nodig en hanteert

duidelijke regels.

4- Bij de Overtuigstijl geeft de leidinggevende richting aan en blijft

de taakuitoefening nauwkeurig volgen, maar probeert een (beperkte)

vorm van tweerichtingsverkeer te realiseren. De chef geeft uitleg over

beslissingen, vraagt suggesties en motiveert de medewerker door de

bedoelingen te laten zien. Ook toont de leidinggevende grotere

betrokkenheid bij de medewerker. De leidinggevende wil zijn

medewerkers tot op een bepaalde hoogte motiveren. De leidinggevende

luistert, toont begrip, vooral taakgericht en de leidinggevende heeft

een begeleidende rol in plaats van een instruerende rol.

5- Bij de Participatiestijl bevordert en ondersteunt de leidinggevende

de medewerkers bij de uitoefening van hun taak door hen zoveel

mogelijk ruimte, informatie en verantwoordelijkheid te geven.

Problemen worden opgelost en beslissingen worden in overleg

genomen.Ook luistert de leidinggevende en toont begrip, vooral voor de

persoon die de medewerker is. De leidinggevende vindt het zeer

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