STUDY GUIDE Flashcards
(10 cards)
2 traditions of evidence-based management?
- Academic tradition
2. Troubadour tradition
Academic tradition
empirical, peer-reviewed, published articles based on data
Difficult for anyone without a PhD to read
Troubadour tradition
published materials that are based on anecdotal evidence or opinion Very popular Not based on science Sometimes involves bad advice Sometimes inspiring
Problems with evidence-based management
- Too much info
- A PHD is required to read academic research
- Managers don’t like it
How to use Evidence-Based Management
- Formulate a focused question (ask)
- Search for the best alternative solutions (acquire)
- Critically appraise the evidence (appraise)
- Integrate the evidence with your professional expertise and apply (apply)
- Monitor the outcome (assess)
Leadership Emergence
- Study of the characteristics of individuals who become leaders
- Examine the basis on which they were elected, appointed, and most critically accepted
- View by others as a leader
Leadership Effectiveness
-Study of the behaviors of a leader that lead to outcomes valued by the organization or work group, indifferent to how the person became a leader.
Evidence based management founding fathers:
Jeffery Pfeffer and Robert Sutton
Evidence based management founding mother:
Denise M. Rousseau
How to measure leadership effectiveness
Often begins with 360 feedback/surveys, goal setting in response to feedback.