Workshop 6 Flashcards

(24 cards)

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What are the key paradoxes of virtual leadership?

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Flexibility vs. Control – autonomy vs. accountability.

Distance vs. Presence – dispersed teams vs. sense of connection.

Technology vs. Human Connection – depersonalization vs. trust-building.

Global Talent vs. Local Bonding – diversity vs. misunderstanding.

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What are the three orientations toward virtuality in the paradoxical virtual leadership model?

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Synergistic leaders

Selective leaders

Stagnant leaders

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Synergistic leaders

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Use a “both/and” mindset to integrate opposing demands.

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Selective leaders

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Use an “either/or” lens, reacting rather than balancing.

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Stagnant leaders

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Become paralyzed by contradictions.

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What are the three specific paradox types Purvanova & Kenda discuss?

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Technology dependence paradox

Geographic dispersion paradox

Human capital paradox

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What is the main goal of Complexity Leadership Theory (CLT)?

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To describe leadership suited for the knowledge era—adaptive, dynamic, and emergent—rather than hierarchical and mechanistic.

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What is “entanglement” in CLT?

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The dynamic relationship between formal (administrative) and informal (emergent) forces within social systems.

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What are the three leadership functions in CLT?

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Administrative Leadership
Adaptive Leadership

Enabling Leadership

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Administrative Leadership

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formal structure, control, coordination, stability.

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Adaptive Leadership

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emergent, bottom-up processes fostering innovation and learning.

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Enabling Leadership

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facilitates interaction between administrative and adaptive systems.

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Why is balance important among the three CLT leadership roles?

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Too much bureaucracy suppresses innovation; too much emergence undermines order and coordination.

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What is the core premise of DeRue’s Adaptive Leadership Theory?

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Leadership is a dynamic process of leading–following interactions that adapt to context and feedback.

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What are “leading–following double interacts”?

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Back-and-forth exchanges between people that generate leadership and followership roles over time

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How does DeRue view leadership roles?

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As fluid and interchangeable—any individual can lead or follow depending on context.

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What is the main contribution of Adaptive Leadership Theory?

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It offers a micro-level, process-based understanding of how leadership emerges, adapts, and evolves dynamically.

18
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How does DeRue’s approach differ from traditional leadership models?

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It rejects the fixed leader–follower hierarchy and emphasizes interaction, emergence, and adaptability.

19
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What is e-leadership?

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A social influence process mediated by advanced information technology to produce change in individuals, groups, or organizations.

20
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What is transformational leadership?

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Leadership that transforms followers’ attitudes, motivations, and behaviors to achieve higher performance and commitment.

21
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What is transactional leadership?

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A leadership style based on exchange—rewards for compliance and performance.

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What is Leader–Member Exchange (LMX) theory?

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Suggests each leader–follower relationship is unique; high-quality relationships are built on trust and mutual influence, while low-quality ones remain transactional.

23
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What is shared leadership theory?

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Leadership is distributed among team members who share responsibility for influencing and guiding the group.

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What are the types of communication in virtual work environments?

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Synchronous: Real-time (e.g. video calls).

Asynchronous: Time-lagged (e.g. email).

Rich: Includes verbal, non-verbal cues and feedback.

Lean: Minimal socio-emotional cues.