Leader Follower Relationship
Complete the exercise at the beginning of Chapter 10 and use the scoring table at the end to assess your responses. Reflect on what this assessment means in terms of you as a leader and your relationship to your followers. Has your thinking changed over the course of the past six weeks, if so; why, and, if not; why? What is the significance of this assessment in the context of your future leadership goals and objectives? How can you apply what you learned in your assessment to strategy? This was actually a sort of fun exercise. I scored eight times in Strategy 3, seven times in Strategy 4, and one time in strategy 2. Based upon the foursquare model as shown by Obolensky (2014), I seem to be more a practitioner of S3 and S4 strategies. S3 strategy is described as Involved, meaning that the leader does not know or chooses to hold back to allow the others to discover a solution (Obolensky, 2014). S4 strategy is that of Devolve, meaning that the le