Moral Dimensions of leadership in organizations (in Persian)

Manoochehr Hazer
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Management and Development Process Quarterly (٠صلنامه ٠رایند مدیریت و توسعه), 1992, vol. 6, issue 1, 45-57

Abstract: According to Alexander B.Horniman, "one way to assess one's leadership is to examine one's relationships- to see if they are founded on rock or sand". There are many ways to think of leadership. Influencing others to do what the leader wants them to do is leadership. Some authors think of it as the ability to create opportunities for one's self and for others. A "Good" leader is one who creates excellent relationships. Excellent relationships are built upon four basic moral dimensions. They may be thought of as "the moral rock," and consist of the following: Truth telling Promise keeping Fairly treating others and Respecting the individual At the first glance, these notions are quite obvious and perhaps simplistic. At the second glance, these four items provide the moral basis for determining whether relationships are perceived as "Good" or "Bad", both at the interpersonal and enterprise levels.

Date: 1992
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