Masterarbeit, 2013
129 Seiten, Note: 1,3
This study analyzes the interdependencies between leadership dimensions and successful strategy implementation. It aims to develop and operationalize an integrative model of leadership and subjective parameters for successful strategy implementation, testing the model's validity empirically.
Executive Summary: This study investigates the connections between leadership styles and successful strategy implementation. An integrative leadership model was created and tested, identifying seven key leadership dimensions: Orientation/Direction, Sensemaking, Innovation and Protection, Politics and Conflicts, Shaping Norms and Culture, Enabling, and Results and Sustainability. The study, using survey data from 120 participants, found strong correlations between these leadership dimensions and company success, with variations based on company size, industry, experience, and gender.
Chapter 4: Results: This chapter presents the empirical findings of the study. The analysis revealed significant correlations between specific leadership dimensions and company success, particularly focused activities in innovation, economic sustainability as a guiding principle, transparency in strategic decision-making, decision stability, and the alignment of functional and corporate strategies. Differences were also observed based on company size (SMEs versus large companies), participant experience levels (0-4 years, 4-10 years, >10 years), and gender, highlighting nuanced perspectives on leadership effectiveness and the importance of context in strategy implementation. For example, SMEs demonstrated greater decision stability and alignment between culture and strategy compared to larger corporations. Participants with less than 4 or more than 10 years of experience gave more positive ratings on various aspects compared to those with 4-10 years of experience. Female participants offered more critical evaluations of areas like conflict management, trust in decisions, and the fit between culture, steering systems, and corporate strategy.
Leadership, strategy implementation, company success, leadership model, empirical analysis, survey, SMEs, innovation, sustainability, gender, experience.
This study analyzes the interdependencies between leadership dimensions and successful strategy implementation. It aims to develop and validate an integrative model of leadership that considers subjective parameters for successful strategy implementation, testing the model empirically.
Key themes include the relationship between leadership dimensions and successful strategy implementation; the development and validation of an integrative leadership model; the impact of company size and industry on leadership and strategy implementation; differences in perceptions of leadership effectiveness based on experience and gender; and the predictive validity of leadership dimensions regarding company success.
The study identified seven key leadership dimensions: Orientation/Direction, Sensemaking, Innovation and Protection, Politics and Conflicts, Shaping Norms and Culture, Enabling, and Results and Sustainability.
The study used a survey methodology, collecting data from 120 participants. The analysis involved correlational studies to determine the relationships between leadership dimensions and company success, as well as examining variations based on company size, industry, experience, and gender.
The analysis revealed significant correlations between specific leadership dimensions and company success. Strong correlations were found with activities focused on innovation, economic sustainability as a guiding principle, transparent strategic decision-making, decision stability, and the alignment of functional and corporate strategies.
The study found differences based on company size (SMEs versus large companies). SMEs demonstrated greater decision stability and alignment between culture and strategy compared to larger corporations.
Participants with less than 4 or more than 10 years of experience gave more positive ratings on various aspects compared to those with 4-10 years of experience. Female participants offered more critical evaluations of areas like conflict management, trust in decisions, and the fit between culture, steering systems, and corporate strategy.
Chapter 4 presents the empirical findings, highlighting significant correlations between specific leadership dimensions and company success. It emphasizes the nuanced perspectives on leadership effectiveness and the importance of context in strategy implementation, considering variations based on company size, experience, and gender.
Keywords include: Leadership, strategy implementation, company success, leadership model, empirical analysis, survey, SMEs, innovation, sustainability, gender, experience.
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