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the factors with which these leaders exert influence on team members team
and measuring the team members satisfaction with regard to their respective Leader. Sampling method used for this study is convenient sample.
ne of the newest and most encompassing approaches to leadership! transformational leadership is concerned with the process of how certain leaders are able to inspire followers to accomplish great things. Transformational leadership emerged from and it is rooted in the writings of scholars such as burns "#$%&'.
(n this report ( found that there are several positive features of the transformational approach! including that it is a current model that has received a lot of attention by researchers! it has strong intuitive appeal and )it places strong emphasis on morals and values.
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Transformational leadership: An empirical study of Team leaders working
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The objectives of this study are To measure the leadershio qualities of team leaders working a IT company To understand the factors with which these leaders exert influence on team members To measure the tem members satisfaction with regard to their respective team leader.
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The scope of this study is limited to team leaders working for software companies located in yderabad and !ecunderabad.
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!ampling method used for this study is convenient sample. A request letter was sent to all the companies listed in the sample list. owever% with reference I received acceptance form & !'()#* only. ence questionnaires were administered in & !'()#*.
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In all +,- questionnaires were administered to the team leaders working in & !'()#*. .uestionnaire was given to the Team leaders and I asked them to fill the questionnaire. As per the instructions of the & !'()#* ) managers & !'()#* a collection box was kept in the premises of the & !'()#* to enable the team leaders to drop the questionnaires. After three days I personally went to & !'()#* to collect the questionnaires. 'f the +,- questionnaires% +/0 were returned. These questionnaires were removed from further analysis. "inally% 01 questionnaires were found usable with usable response rate of 23456
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The most widely use measure of transformational leadership is the ;7'. an earlier version of the ;7. was originally developed by bass 2+0<,6 %based on a series of interviews he and his associated conducted with =senior executives in south Africa. These executives were asked to recall lesadeders with in their experience who had raised their awareness to broader goals% moved them to higher motives% or inspired them to put others> interests ahead of their own. the executives were then asked to describe how these leaders behaved ? what they did to effect change. "rom and senior executives% bass constructed the questions that make up the ;7. has gone through many revisions% and it continues to be refined to strengthen its reliability and validity 2bass @ avolio+0046. The ;7. is made up of questions that measure follows preparation of a leader>s behavior for each of the seven factors in the transformational and transitional leadership model items hat measure extra effort% effectiveness% and satisfaction. 2see figure 0./6 %and it also has
Aased of a summary analysis of a seiBed of studies that used the ;7' to redict how transformational leadership relates to out comes such as effectiveness% )yman 2+00/6 and bass avoid 2+0016 have suggested that the charisma and motivation factors on the ;7. are the most likely to be related to positive facets% individualiBed consideration% intellectual stimulation% and contingent reward are the next most important factors. ;anagement by exception in its active form it has been found to be negatively related ot outcomes generally% laisseBCfaire leadership has been found to be negatively related to out come such as effectiveness ans satisfaction in organiBations. Aass and avoid 2+00/ 6 have developed and abbreviated version of the ;7.% called the ;7. C3 s. $e present it in this section so that you can assess your own transformational% transactional% and no transaction leadership style. At the end of the questionnaire% we provide information you can use to interpret your scores. As you assess your own scores% you many wish t divide the seven factors in three groups. The first group would be your scores on factors I through 1% which represent items that directly assess the degree to which your leadership is transformation. igher scores on hers factors indicate more frequently displayed transformational leadership. The second group would be your totals for factors , an 3. These factors represent the suggest you tend to use reward systems and Dor corrective structures in your leadership style. The last factor% laisseBCfaire leadership% assesses the degree to which you employ handsCoff leadership% or non leadership. 'n this factor% higher scores indicate that you tend to provide little structure of fuidence to subordinates. As you cans see% the ;7.C3s coves a numbers of dimensions for leadership% or what bass and avoid 2+0016 have called a full range of leadership styles. This questionnaire should give you a cleared picture of your own style as well as the complexity of transformational leadership itself. $ithin the last two decades% both researchers and practitioners have explored the transformational and transaction leadership paradigm. !tating with bass> seminal work k on the theory of transformation leadership 2 bass%+00<,6% consistent empirical evidence demonstrated the positive impact tis lease ship approach has on both subjective and objective performance. )ecently% several ;eta analyses summariBed these empirical studies.
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/--6.with in transformational leadership% leasers emphasiBe higher motive development % and arouse followers> motivation and positive emotions by means of creating and representing an inspiring vision fo the future 2Aass% +00=6. in contrast% transactional leasers rely on a clear defined system of contracts and rewards. The ;7.C,F the multifactor leadership questionnaire 2 ;7.C,F6 is the standard instrument for assessing transformational and transaction leadership behavior 2 Aass@ avoid%/---E avolio@ bass%/--16.it has been translated into many languages and used successfully by both researchers and parishioners around the world . The ;7.C,Fand its various translations are available from min d garden%inc. ;ind garden provides services for both researchers and consultants. )esearchers will want to use just the ;7. forms as survey instruments 2 avolio @ bass%/--1 6 to use ith ;7. for research it is essential to contact mind garden% inc. to purchase or license reproduction of these forms. mind garden also provides web based collection of multiCrater data for researchers interested in using the web+.for consultants% mind garden provides both paper formCbased and webCbased multi 243- degree6 collection fo ratings about a leader as will as a comprehensive feedback report. The ;7. feedback is and individualiBed% computerCgenerated report% that provides an inCdepth summary of how often leaders are perceived to exhibit specific Aehaviour are described in the next section. ;7.C,F subscales of transformational and transactional leadership in detail% five transformational% three transaction% one laisseBCfaire% and three outcomes scales are included in the ;7.C,F. The first of the transformational scales is inspirational motivation. #entral to this subscale of transformational leadership is the articulation and representation of a vision by the leader. #onsequently% by viewing the futut4e with a positive attitude% followers are motivated. IdealiBed influence 2attributed6 refers to the attribution of charisma to the leader. Aecause of the leaders positive attributes 2e.g. 9erceived power% focusing on higherCorder ideals and values6% followers built close emotional ties to the leader. Trust and confidence is likely to be built in followers. IdealiBed influence 2behavior6 emphasiBes a collective sense of mission and values% as well as acting upon these values. :ext% intellectual stimulation includes challenging the assumptions of follower>s beliefs% their analysis of problems they face and solutions they generate.
IndividualiBed consideration is defined by considering individual needs of followers and developing their individual strengths. 'n the side of the transactional leadership scales% contingent reward id a leadership behavior by which the leader focused on clear defined tasks% while providing followers with rewards 2 material or psychological6 on the fulfillment of these tasks. In active management ?by exception% the leader watchers and searches actively for deviations form rules and standard in order to avoid these deviationsE in necessary% corrective actions are taken. In contrast% in managementCbyCexception passive intervening only occurs after errors have been detected or if standards have not been met. An even more passive approach is laisseBC faire% which is basically defined as the absence of leader ship. As such% laisseBCfaire is used as anon leadership contrasts to the more active forms of transformational and transaction leadership approaches.
the three outcome criteria which are included n the ;7. are followers> extra effort 2**"6% the effectiveness of leader>s behavior 2*""6%and followers> satisfaction 2!AT6 with the irrespective leaderE in combination% these scales form the full range of leadership% a comprehensive model developed by Avolio and bass 2/--/6.in addition% the full range of leadership development program 2")786 has proven its effectiveness2bass @ avolio%+00=E baling% weber@ kelloway%+0036. 7eaders in profit and nonCprofit organiBations around the worked enhances their leadership skills by mean of the ")78 and thus apply successfully the transformational ? transactional leadership paradigm. it is important to notice that the full range model offers a variety of leadership styles for many situations. Their effectiveness has been documented in several metaCanalysis 2judge @ piccolo%/--1E lower et al.%+0036. as a consequence% the full range model kis unique within the field of lease ship 2antonakis@ house%/--/Eavolio@ bass%/--/6.
The German translation of the ;7.C,F the ;7.C,F2short version6 has been translated n numerous languages. mind garden provides these translations as well as norms/. however% until now% the full range model of leadership described above failed to show in German translations. for example% gayer and styre 2+00<6 explored leadership behavior of band brancehes>managers.fctor analysis failed to repoicate seversl fo the above mentioned factors. the readers referred to )owland grabbed 2/--16 for more details aon earlier atte4mpts to translate the ;7. into the German n language and validate the respective translation. in consequence% it was deemed necessary toi translate the ;7.C,F more carefully into the German language. in turn% we made a considerable effort to translate the ;7.Citems2c.f.brislin%+00<-6. first% a native *nglish speaker translated the item into German .next% a professional translator back translated the items. tow independent experts in the fields of ID' psychology compared the two sets of *nglish items. they agreed that there were virtually no differences between the two *nglish translation. thus% the translation was deemed successful.
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o 8id you receive enough training to do your job effectivelyO o 8id you receive adequate support to do your jobD o 8id you receive sufficient feedback about your performance between merit reviewsO o $ere you satisfied with this company>s merit review processO o 8id this company help you us find your replacementO o $hat would you improve to pay% benefits and other incentivesO o $hat was the quality of the supervision you receivedO o $hat could your immediate supervisor do to improve his or her management styleO o Aased on your experience with us% what do you think it takes to succeed at this company O o 8id any company policies or procedures 2or any other obstacles6 make your job more difficultO o $ould you consider working again for this company in the futureO o $hat did you like most about this company O o $hat did you like least about this company O o $hat does your new company offer that this company doesn>tO o #an this company do anything to encourage you to stayO o Aefore deciding to leave% did you investigate a transfer within the companyO o 8id anyone in this company discriminate against you% harass you or cause hostile working conditionsO o Any other commentsO
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01
+--.-
4. I enable others to think about old problems in new ways.
;rad ;ale "emale 5 5 < 4-.== / +-.,4 0 41.3/ 3 4+.,< 1 4 / /3 +,.4< ++.,1 =.30 +--., 1 / +0 /3.4/ /+.-, +-.,4 +--.-..; ;ale 5 /4.-< /4.-< /3.0/ /4.-< 4.<, +--.-"emale 5 / +3.3= / +3.3= + 1 4 +/ <.44 44.44 /,.-+--.-.rof ;ale "emale 5 5 /<.,= + /,.-+1./0 + /,.-/<.,= +1./0 +1./0 +--.+ + 1 /,.--.-/,.-+--.Total 5 //.41 /3.3/+./< +0.+, +-.31 +--.--
t at all 'nce in a while !ome time "airly often "requentl y if not always
3 3 = 3 + /3
/ + / + + =
/+ /, /+< +01
-
-
-
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Male Female Male Female
% t at all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+ #! $ t al(a+"
Grad
P.G
Pr !
"rom the table it shows that the most of male and female in graduates are providing environment for thinking of problem in new ways once in while sum of them are not allowed them to think about old problem. Among all of them professionals frequently giving chance to think about old problems in new ways.
1. I help others develop them selves.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessional s Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale < / 0 1 / + /3 4-.== =.30 41.3/ +,.4< =.30 4.<, +--.-'nce in a while 5 0 3 3 / + /1 4=.,/,.-/,.-<.44 -.-1.+= +--.-!ome time 5 1 , 4 + / + +3 /,.-4+./, +<.=, 3./, +/.,3./, +--.-4 1 3 / +, "airly often 5 /-.-/3./= 1-.-+4.44 -.--.-+--.-"requently% if not always 5 / / / 4 4 + +4 +,.4< +,.4< +,.4< /4.-< /4.-< =.30 +--.--
Tota l /3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.-+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Male Male Female Female Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! $ t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while help their co ? worker the most of female p. g holders are not helping their coCworker once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably helping his coCworker and professional females are not at all helping to their employee.
,. I tell others what to do if they want to be rewarded for their work
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale < 4 0 1 / + /= /0.34 ++.++ 44.44 +1.<+ =.1+ 4.=+--.-'nce in a while 5 0 / , + + +< ,-.-++.++ /=.=< ,.,3 -.-,.,3 +--.-!ome time 5 1 < 4 / / + //-.-1-.-+,.-+-.-+-.-,.-+--.-"airly often 5 4 1 = 1 +< +3.3= //.// 4<.<0 //.// -.--.-+--.-/ / / + 4 + ++ "requently% if t always 5 Total +<.+< +<.+< +<.+< 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom following table indicates that most of male graduates and p. g are once in while helping their team member to get rewarded and also most of female p. g helping their worker to get rewardedE most of the male p. g is not giving any help to their team members to get benefited.
3. I am satisfied when others meet agreed upon standards.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessional s ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 1 1 4 + + 4-.== -.-4-.== /4.-< =.30 =.30
'nce in a while 5 0 / , + + ,-.-++.++ /=.=< ,.,3 -.-,.,3
!ome time 5 < < , 4 / 4-.== 4-.== +0./4 ++.,1 =.30 -.--
"airly often 5 4 = 0 1 + + +/.-/<.-43.-+3.-1.-1.--
"requently% ift always 5 Tot al / +3.3= /3 / 4 + 4 + +3.3= /,.-<.44 /,.-<.44 +0 /3 +/ = 1
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
Total
+4
+--.-
+<
+--.--
/3
+--.--
/,
+--.--
+/
+--.--
01
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Male Female Female Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while satisfied their coCworker perform the most of female p. g holders are fairly satisfied their coCworker meet their stands. Among all of them graduates reasonably satisfied his coCworker meet agreed upon stands.
=. I am content to let others continue working in the same ways always.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessional s Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 3 / 1 , + + +0 4+.,< +-.,4 /+.-, /3.4/ ,./3 ,./3 +-.--
'nce in a while 5 0 , , + + / + 1/.<3 /4.<+ /4.<+ 1.=3 -.-1.=3 +--.-
!ome time 5 , 4 , + / +3 4+./, +<.=, 4+./, 3./, +/.,-.-+--.--
"airly often 5 , = 0 1 + + /= +<.,/ /,.04 44.44 +1.<+ 4.=4.=+--.-+ / 4 + 4 + ++
"requently% ift always 5 Total 0.-0 +<.+< /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while content to let others working same ways the most of female post graduates holders fairly often accept others to do work in same way from the female professional>s point of view they are not allowed their employee to do work in same way.
<. 'thers have complete faith in me.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 3 3 1 , + + /4 /3.-0 /3.-0 +=.40 /+.=1 1.4, 1.4, +--.-0 + , + + += 'nce in a while 5 ,/.01 ,.<< /0.1+ ,.<< -.-,.<< +--.-, , < + / /+ !ome time 5 /4.<+ /4.<+ 4<.+1.=3 0.,/ -.-+--.-, 3 3 1 + + /4 "airly often 5 /+.=1 /3.-0 /3.-0 +=.40 1.4, 1.4, +--.-+ + 4 + 4 + +"requently% if t always 5 Tota l +-.-/3 +-.-4-.-+-.-4-.-+-.-+--.-+0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while having faith among their coCworkers the most of female p. g holders are having faith among their coCworkers fairly often. Among all of them graduates reasonably have faith his coCworker and professional females are not at all having faith among employee.
0. I provide appealing images about what we can do
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 3 3 , , / + /, /1.-/1.-/-.-/-.-<.-1.-+--.-0 / 4 + +, 'nce in a while 5 3-.-+4.44 /-.--.--.-3.3= +--.-, < < 4 / + /= !ome time 5 +<.,/ /0.34 /0.34 ++.++ =.1+ 4.=+--.-, / = 4 + +< "airly often 5 /=.=< ++.++ 4<.<0 +3.3= ,.,3 -.-+--.-+ + 4 + / + 0 "requently% if t always 5 Total ++.++ ++.++ 44.44 ++.++ //.// ++.++ +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while help their coCworker the most of female p. g holders are not helping their coCworker once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably helping his coC worker and professional females are not at all helping to their employee.
+-.
I provide other with new ways of looking at puBBling thing.
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.,= 4.,= , 1 3 4 / + !ome time 5 /4.<+ +0.-, /<.,= +1./0 0./, 1.=3 , / = 4 + "airly often 5 /=.=< ++.++ 4<.<0 +3.3= ,.,3 -.-4 + 4 + / + ++ "requently% if t always 5 Total /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +<.+< 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals
;ale "emael ;ale "emael ;ale "emael
1 3 4 + + +
/,.-4=.,+<.=, 3./, 3./, 3./,
Total
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Femael Femael Male Male Femael
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
++.
I let others know how I think they are doing.
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 3 = + + + /, 43.-/1.-/<.-1.-1.-1.-+--.-, 4 3 + / + +< !ome time 5 /=.=< +3.3= 44.44 ,.,3 ++.++ ,.,3 +--.-, / , 4 + +3 "airly often 5 4+./, +/.,4+./, +<.=, 3./, -.-+--.-4 + , 4 / + +, "requently% if t always 5 Total /-.-3.3= 44.44 /-.-+4.44 3.3= +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals
;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale
1 = 4 1 + + /-
/-.-4,.-+,.-/-.-,.-,.-+--.--
Total
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+/.I provide recognitionsDrewards when others reach their goals.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 1 , 4 1 + + +< //.// /=.=< +3.3= //.// ,.,3 ,.,3 +--.--
'nce in a while 5 0 3 = / + + /3 41.3/ /4.-< /3.0/ =.30 4.<, 4.<, +--.--
!ome time 5 , , 0 + / + /4 /+.=1 /+.=1 40.+4 1.4, <.=1.4, +--.--
"airly often 5 , / , 1 + += /0.1+ ++.=3 /0.1+ /4.,4 ,.<< -.-+--.-4 + / + / + +-
"requently% ift always 5 Total 4-.-+-.-/-.-+-.-/-.-+-.-+--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonable express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+4. As long as things are working% I do not try to change any thing.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduates 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 3 , 1 1 + + /+ /<.,= /4.<+ +0.-, +0.-, 1.=3 1.=3 +--.--
'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + /< 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.4= 4.,= +--.--
!ome time 5 + + 0 + / + +, 3.3= 3.3= 3-.-3.3= +4.44 3.3= +--.--
"airly often 5 0 3 , / + /4 40.+4 /3.-0 /+.=1 <.=1.4, -.-+--.-+ + + + / + =
"requently% ift always 5 Total +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 /<.,= +1./0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+1
$hat ever others want to do is ok with me.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emael ;ale "emael ;ale "emael Total 3 4 , + + +3 4=.,+<.=, 4+./, 3./, 3./, -.-+--.--
'nce in a while 5 = 3 = 1 + + /3 /3.0/ /4.-< /3.0/ +,.4< 4.<, 4.<, +--.--
!ome time 5 0 / 0 1 / / /< 4/.+= =.+1 4/.+1 +1./0 =.+1 =.+1 +--.--
"airly often 5 + 3 0 / + +4 =.30 13.+, /4.-< +,.4< =.30 -.-+--.-4 / / + / + ++
"requently% ift always 5 Total /=./= +<.+< +<.+< 0.-0 +<.+< 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Femael Femael Male Male Femael
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express works in simple.
+,.
'ther are proud to be associated with me.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 3 4 0 + + + /+ /<.,= +1./0 1/.<3 1.=3 1.=3 1.=3 +--.--
'nce in a while 5 = 3 = 1 + /, /<.-/1.-/<.-+3.-1.--.-+--.--
!ome time 5 = / , 1 / / // 4+.</ 0.-0 //.=4 +<.+< 0.-0 0.-0 +--.--
"airly often 5 , = 1 / + +0 /3.4/ 43.<1 /+.-, +-.,4 ,./3 -.-+--.-+ + + + / + =
"requently% ift always 5 Total +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 /<.,= +1./0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Male Female Male Female Graduate P.Graduate Pr !e""# $al"
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ % t al(a+" 1
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male of male and female in graduates are express their words about they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonable express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+3.
I help others find meaning in their work.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total < 4 < 4 / + /, 4/.-+/.-4/.-+/.-<.-1.-+--.--
'nce in a while 5 0 3 , + + + +/4 40.+4 /3.-0 /+.=1 1.4, 1.4, 1.4, +--.--
!ome time 5 1 1 3 + / += /4.,4 /4.,4 4,./0 ,.<< ++.=3 -.-+--.--
"airly often 5 4 1 4 / + +4 /4.-< 4-.== /4.-< +,.4< =.30 -.-+--.-/ / 1 , + / +3
"requently% ift always 5 Total +/.,+/.,/,.-4+./, 3./, +/.,+--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonable express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+=.
I get others to rethink ideas that they had never question before.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 0 4 0 + + + /1 4=.,+/.,4=.,1.+= 1.+= 1.+= +--.--
'nce in a while 5 1 / = 1 + +< //.// ++.++ 4<.<0 //.// ,.,3 -.-+--.--
!ome time 5 = , , 1 / / /, /<.-/-.-/-.-+3.-<.-<.-+--.--
"airly often 5 , = 1 + + +< /=.=< 4<.<0 //.// ,.,3 ,.,3 -.-+--.-+ / + / / + 0
"requently% ift always 5 Total ++.++ //.// ++.++ //.// //.// ++.++ +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+<.
I give personal attention to others who seem rejected.
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 3 3 / + /1 4=.,/,.-/,.-<.44 -.-1.+= +--.-1 , 4 + / + +3 !ome time 5 /,.-4+./, +<.=, 3./, +/.,3./, +--.-4 1 3 / +, "airly often 5 /-.-/3.3= 1-.-+4.44 -.--.-+--.-/ / / 4 4 + +4 "requently% if t always 5 Total +,.4< +,.4< +,.4< /4.-< /4.-< =.30 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals
;ale "emael ;ale "emael ;ale "emael
< / 0 1 / + /3
4-.== =.30 41.3/ +,.4< =.30 4.<, +--.--
Total
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Femael Femael Male Male Femael
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+0.
I call attention to what others can get for what they accomplish
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 , , + + /+ 1/.<3 /4.<+ /4.<+ 1.=3 -.-1.=3 +--.-, 4 , + / +3 !ome time 5 4+./, +<.=, 4+./, 3./, +/.,-.-+--.-, = 0 1 + + /= "airly often 5 +<.,/ /,.04 44.44 +1.<+ 4.=4.=+--.-+ / 4 + 4 + ++ "requently% if t always 5 Total 0.-0 +<.+< /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
Graduate 9.Graduate
;ale "emale ;ale "emale
3 / 1 , + + +0
/+.,< +-.,4 /+.-, /3.4/ ,./3 ,./3 +--.--
9rofessionals
;ale "emale
Total
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
/-.
I tell others the standards they have to know to carry out their works
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 3 , 1 1 + + /+ /<.,= /4.<+ +0.-, +0.-, 1.=3 1.=3 +--.--
'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + /< 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.,= 4.,= +--.--
!ome time 5 + + 0 + / + +, 3.3= 3.3= 3-.-3.3= +4.44 3.3= +--.--
"airly often 5 0 3 , / + /4 40.+4 /3.-0 /+.=1 <.=1.4, -.-+--.-+ + + + / + =
"requently% ift always 5 Total +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 /<.,= +1./0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female graduates are not tell others what are the essential things to do work Among all of them men>s reasonably express their views about standards of work professional females are having least interest to express their views about standards of work.
/+.
I ask know more of others than what is absolutely essential.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 1 3 4 + + + +3 /,.-4=.,+<.=, 3./, 3./, 3./, +--.--
'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + /< 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.,= 4.,= +--.--
!ome time 5 , 1 3 4 / + /+ /4.<+ +0.-, /<.,= +1./0 0.,/ 1.=3 +--.--
"airly often 5 , / = 4 + +< /=.=< ++.++ 4<.40 +3.3= ,.,3 -.-+--.-4 + 4 + / + ++
"requently% ift always 5 Total /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +<.+< 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.-
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of female graduates are not asking other than absolutely essential among all of them p. graduates reasonably asking about essential and professional females are having least interest to talk about others rather than essential.
0,LT6 7ACT R L/A+/RS1(. ?,/ST( **A(R/
1-
. ma/e t)er" !eel 0 213 243 % t at all Fa#rl+ !te$
d t 1e ar u$d me 223 &$'e #$ a ()#le 233 * met#me
253 Fre,ue$tl+- #! $ t al(a+"
2.
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253 Fre,ue$tl+- #! $ t al(a+"
3.
. e$a1le t)er" t t)#$/ a1 ut ld 5r 1lem" #$ $e( (a+". 213 243 % t at all Fa#rl+ !te$ 223 &$'e #$ a ()#le 233 * met#me
253 Fre,ue$tl+- #! $ t al(a+"
4-
. )el5 t)er" de6el 5 t)em "el6e". 213 243 % t at all Fa#rl+ !te$ 223 &$'e #$ a ()#le 233 * met#me
253 Fre,ue$tl+- #! $ t al(a+"
5.
. tell t)er" ()at t d #! t)e+ (a$t t 1e re(arded ! r t)e#r ( r/. 213 243 % t at all Fa#rl+ !te$ 223 &$'e #$ a ()#le 233 * met#me
253 Fre,ue$tl+- #! $ t al(a+"
6.
. am "at#"!#ed ()e$ t)er" meet a0reed u5 $ "ta$dard". 213 243 % t at all Fa#rl+ !te$ 223 &$'e #$ a ()#le 233 * met#me
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The most widely use measure of transformational leadership is the ;7'. an earlier version of the ;7. was originally developed by bass 2+0<,6 %based on a series of interviews he and his associated conducted with =senior executives in south Africa. These executives were asked to recall lesadeders with in their experience who had raised their awareness to broader goals% moved them to higher motives% or inspired them to put others> interests ahead of their own. the executives were then asked to describe how these leaders behaved ? what they did to effect change. "rom and senior executives% bass constructed the questions that make up the ;7. has gone through many revisions% and it continues to be refined to strengthen its reliability and validity 2bass @ avolio+0046. The ;7. is made up of questions that measure follows preparation of a leader>s behavior for each of the seven factors in the transformational and transitional leadership model items hat measure extra effort% effectiveness% and satisfaction. 2see figure 0./6 %and it also has
Aased of a summary analysis of a seiBed of studies that used the ;7' to redict how transformational leadership relates to out comes such as effectiveness% )yman 2+00/6 and bass avoid 2+0016 have suggested that the charisma and motivation factors on the ;7. are the most likely to be related to positive facets% individualiBed consideration% intellectual stimulation% and contingent reward are the next most important factors. ;anagement by exception in its active form it has been found to be negatively related ot outcomes generally% laisseBCfaire leadership has been found to be negatively related to out come such as effectiveness ans satisfaction in organiBations. Aass and avoid 2+00/ 6 have developed and abbreviated version of the ;7.% called the ;7. C3 s. $e present it in this section so that you can assess your own transformational% transactional% and no transaction leadership style. At the end of the questionnaire% we provide information you can use to interpret your scores. As you assess your own scores% you many wish t divide the seven factors in three groups. The first group would be your scores on factors I through 1% which represent items that directly assess the degree to which your leadership is transformation. igher scores on hers factors indicate more frequently displayed transformational leadership. The second group would be your totals for factors , an 3. These factors represent the suggest you tend to use reward systems and Dor corrective structures in your leadership style. The last factor% laisseBCfaire leadership% assesses the degree to which you employ handsCoff leadership% or non leadership. 'n this factor% higher scores indicate that you tend to provide little structure of fuidence to subordinates. As you cans see% the ;7.C3s coves a numbers of dimensions for leadership% or what bass and avoid 2+0016 have called a full range of leadership styles. This questionnaire should give you a cleared picture of your own style as well as the complexity of transformational leadership itself. $ithin the last two decades% both researchers and practitioners have explored the transformational and transaction leadership paradigm. !tating with bass> seminal work k on the theory of transformation leadership 2 bass%+00<,6% consistent empirical evidence demonstrated the positive impact tis lease ship approach has on both subjective and objective performance. )ecently% several ;eta analyses summariBed these empirical studies.
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/--6.with in transformational leadership% leasers emphasiBe higher motive development % and arouse followers> motivation and positive emotions by means of creating and representing an inspiring vision fo the future 2Aass% +00=6. in contrast% transactional leasers rely on a clear defined system of contracts and rewards. The ;7.C,F the multifactor leadership questionnaire 2 ;7.C,F6 is the standard instrument for assessing transformational and transaction leadership behavior 2 Aass@ avoid%/---E avolio@ bass%/--16.it has been translated into many languages and used successfully by both researchers and parishioners around the world . The ;7.C,Fand its various translations are available from min d garden%inc. ;ind garden provides services for both researchers and consultants. )esearchers will want to use just the ;7. forms as survey instruments 2 avolio @ bass%/--1 6 to use ith ;7. for research it is essential to contact mind garden% inc. to purchase or license reproduction of these forms. mind garden also provides web based collection of multiCrater data for researchers interested in using the web+.for consultants% mind garden provides both paper formCbased and webCbased multi 243- degree6 collection fo ratings about a leader as will as a comprehensive feedback report. The ;7. feedback is and individualiBed% computerCgenerated report% that provides an inCdepth summary of how often leaders are perceived to exhibit specific Aehaviour are described in the next section. ;7.C,F subscales of transformational and transactional leadership in detail% five transformational% three transaction% one laisseBCfaire% and three outcomes scales are included in the ;7.C,F. The first of the transformational scales is inspirational motivation. #entral to this subscale of transformational leadership is the articulation and representation of a vision by the leader. #onsequently% by viewing the futut4e with a positive attitude% followers are motivated. IdealiBed influence 2attributed6 refers to the attribution of charisma to the leader. Aecause of the leaders positive attributes 2e.g. 9erceived power% focusing on higherCorder ideals and values6% followers built close emotional ties to the leader. Trust and confidence is likely to be built in followers. IdealiBed influence 2behavior6 emphasiBes a collective sense of mission and values% as well as acting upon these values. :ext% intellectual stimulation includes challenging the assumptions of follower>s beliefs% their analysis of problems they face and solutions they generate.
IndividualiBed consideration is defined by considering individual needs of followers and developing their individual strengths. 'n the side of the transactional leadership scales% contingent reward id a leadership behavior by which the leader focused on clear defined tasks% while providing followers with rewards 2 material or psychological6 on the fulfillment of these tasks. In active management ?by exception% the leader watchers and searches actively for deviations form rules and standard in order to avoid these deviationsE in necessary% corrective actions are taken. In contrast% in managementCbyCexception passive intervening only occurs after errors have been detected or if standards have not been met. An even more passive approach is laisseBC faire% which is basically defined as the absence of leader ship. As such% laisseBCfaire is used as anon leadership contrasts to the more active forms of transformational and transaction leadership approaches.
the three outcome criteria which are included n the ;7. are followers> extra effort 2**"6% the effectiveness of leader>s behavior 2*""6%and followers> satisfaction 2!AT6 with the irrespective leaderE in combination% these scales form the full range of leadership% a comprehensive model developed by Avolio and bass 2/--/6.in addition% the full range of leadership development program 2")786 has proven its effectiveness2bass @ avolio%+00=E baling% weber@ kelloway%+0036. 7eaders in profit and nonCprofit organiBations around the worked enhances their leadership skills by mean of the ")78 and thus apply successfully the transformational ? transactional leadership paradigm. it is important to notice that the full range model offers a variety of leadership styles for many situations. Their effectiveness has been documented in several metaCanalysis 2judge @ piccolo%/--1E lower et al.%+0036. as a consequence% the full range model kis unique within the field of lease ship 2antonakis@ house%/--/Eavolio@ bass%/--/6.
The German translation of the ;7.C,F the ;7.C,F2short version6 has been translated n numerous languages. mind garden provides these translations as well as norms/. however% until now% the full range model of leadership described above failed to show in German translations. for example% gayer and styre 2+00<6 explored leadership behavior of band brancehes>managers.fctor analysis failed to repoicate seversl fo the above mentioned factors. the readers referred to )owland grabbed 2/--16 for more details aon earlier atte4mpts to translate the ;7. into the German n language and validate the respective translation. in consequence% it was deemed necessary toi translate the ;7.C,F more carefully into the German language. in turn% we made a considerable effort to translate the ;7.Citems2c.f.brislin%+00<-6. first% a native *nglish speaker translated the item into German .next% a professional translator back translated the items. tow independent experts in the fields of ID' psychology compared the two sets of *nglish items. they agreed that there were virtually no differences between the two *nglish translation. thus% the translation was deemed successful.
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o Compute s)ills8 #omputer skills are becoming a necessity for conducting administrative and office tasks. o Customer service 8 Increased competition in today>s global marketplace makes it critical that employees understand and meet the needs of customers. o +iversity 8 8iversity training usually includes explanation about how people have different perspectives and views% ans include techniques to value diversity. o /thics 8 Today>s society has increasing expectation about corporate social responsibility. also% today>s diverse workforce brings a wide variety of values and morals to the workplace. o 1uman relations 8 The increased stresses of today>s workplace can include misunderstandings and conflict. training to people can get along in the workplace. o ?uality initiatives 8 Initiatives such as total quality management% quality circles% benchmarking% etc.% require basic training about quality concepts% guidelines and standards for equality% etc. o Safety 8 !afety training is critical where working with heavy equipment% haBardous chemicals% repetitive activities% etc.% but can also be useful with practical advise for avoiding assaults% etc. o Sexual harassment 8 !exual harassment training usually includes careful description of the organiBation>s policies about sexual harassment% especially about what are inappropriate behaviors.
;eneral Benefits 7rom /mployee Training And +evelopment )easons for supervisors to conduct training among employees. these reasons include : o Increased job satisfaction and morale among employees. o Increased employee motivation. o Increased efficiencies in processes% resulting in financial gain. o Increased capacity to adopt new technologies and methods. o Increased innovation in strategies and products. o )educed employee turnover. o *nhanced company image% e.g.% conducting ethics training 2not a good reason for ethics training6
o )isk management %e.g.% training about sexual harassment% diversity training. o *xit interview. 5hat (s An exit (nterview @ An exit interview is typically a meeting between least one representative from a company>s human resources 2 )6 department and departing employee .2the departing employee usually has voluntarily resigned vs. .getting laid off fired .6 the ) rep might ask the employee questions while taking notes% ask the employees to complete a questionnaire %or both. 5hatAs The .urpose f An /xit (nterview @
uman resources departments conduct exit interviews 2also called exit surveys6 to gather data from the departing employee% for improving working conditions and retaining employees. exit interview questions *mployers ask exit interview questions verbally or in questionnaire from. these days% it>s not uncommon for exit interview question to be in electronic questionnaire form on computers. ow ever% a hidden purpose is to help employers avoid costly litigation down the road% caused by IdisgruntledJ employees.
/xit (nterview ?uestions3Samples 7isted below are sample questions of exit interview that employers% commonly as k departing employees. o $hat is your primary reason for leaving O o 8id anything trigger your decision to leaveO o $hat was most satisfying about your jobO o $hat was least satisfying about your jobO o 8id your job duties turn out to be as you expected O
o 8id you receive enough training to do your job effectivelyO o 8id you receive adequate support to do your jobD o 8id you receive sufficient feedback about your performance between merit reviewsO o $ere you satisfied with this company>s merit review processO o 8id this company help you us find your replacementO o $hat would you improve to pay% benefits and other incentivesO o $hat was the quality of the supervision you receivedO o $hat could your immediate supervisor do to improve his or her management styleO o Aased on your experience with us% what do you think it takes to succeed at this company O o 8id any company policies or procedures 2or any other obstacles6 make your job more difficultO o $ould you consider working again for this company in the futureO o $hat did you like most about this company O o $hat did you like least about this company O o $hat does your new company offer that this company doesn>tO o #an this company do anything to encourage you to stayO o Aefore deciding to leave% did you investigate a transfer within the companyO o 8id anyone in this company discriminate against you% harass you or cause hostile working conditionsO o Any other commentsO
CHAPTER 4&5
+. I make others feel good to be around me.
t at all 5Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessiona ls ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale
3 4 < 4 / + /4 /3.-0 +4.-1 41.=< +4.-1 <.=1.4, +--.--
'nce in a while 5
0 0 3 + + + /= /= 44.44 44.44 //.// 4.=4.=4.=+--.-3 1 = + / + /+ /+
!ome time 5
/<.,= +0.-, 44.44 1.=3 0.,/ 1.=3 +--.--
"airly often 5
4 44.44 + ++.++ + ++.++ / //.// + ++.++ + ++.++ 0 +--.-0 / / 1 , + + 1 + 1
"requently% if
t always 5 Total+1./0 +1./0 /<.,= 4,.=+ =-+1 -.-+--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01 01
5
/=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.-+--.--
Total
/4
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is evident that most o f male and female in graduates are providing "eel good environment for their employee once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonable providing fairly good situation and professional females are not at all making feel good around their employee%
/. I express with a few simple words what we could and should do.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduat e 9rofession als ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total < 4 < 4 / + /, 4/.-+/.-4/.-+/.-<.-1.-+--.'nce in a while 5 0 3 , + + + /4 40.+4 /3.-0 /+.=1 1.4, 1.4, 1.4, +--.-!ome time 5 1 1 3 + / += /4.,4 /4.,4 4,./0 ,.<< ++.=3 -.-+--.4 1 4 / + +4 "airly often 5 /4.-< 4-.== /4.-< +,.4< =.30 -.-+--.-/ / 1 , + / +3 "requently% if t always 5 Total +/.,+/.,/,.-4+./, 3./, +/.,+--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
+--.--
30 25 *er#e"1 20 15 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 *er#e"2 *er#e"3 *er#e"4 *er#e"5 *er#e"6
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least to express words in simple.
+/0 ;R A.1(C (*7 R0AT( *
.ualificati on Q //- ? /, /, ? 44- ? 4, R4, ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Graduat es < 1 = , 3 1 / 4 4 4 5 +=.=< <.<0 +,.,3 ++.++ +4.44 <.<0 1.11 3.3= 3.3= 3.3= 9ost Graduate s 3 4 +/ = / / + + 1 5 +,.=0 =.<0 /3.4/ ,./3 +<.1/ ,./3 ,./3 /.34 /.34 +-.,4 9rofessio nals + + + / / + / + 5 0.-0 0.-0 0.-0 +<.+< +<.+< -.-0.-0 -.-+<.+< 0.-0 Total +, < +< 0 +, 3 , 1 3 < 5 +,.03 <.,+ +0.+, 0.,= +,.03 3.4< ,.4/ 1./3 3.4< <.,+ Total 5
/4 /= /+ 0 +1
/1.1 /<.= //.4 0., +1.<
Total
1,
+--.--
4<
+--.--
++
+--.--
01
+--.--
01
+--.-
4. I enable others to think about old problems in new ways.
;rad ;ale "emale 5 5 < 4-.== / +-.,4 0 41.3/ 3 4+.,< 1 4 / /3 +,.4< ++.,1 =.30 +--., 1 / +0 /3.4/ /+.-, +-.,4 +--.-..; ;ale 5 /4.-< /4.-< /3.0/ /4.-< 4.<, +--.-"emale 5 / +3.3= / +3.3= + 1 4 +/ <.44 44.44 /,.-+--.-.rof ;ale "emale 5 5 /<.,= + /,.-+1./0 + /,.-/<.,= +1./0 +1./0 +--.+ + 1 /,.--.-/,.-+--.Total 5 //.41 /3.3/+./< +0.+, +-.31 +--.--
t at all 'nce in a while !ome time "airly often "requentl y if not always3 3 = 3 + /3
/ + / + + =
/+ /, /+< +01
-
-
-
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Male Female Male Female
% t at all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+ #! $ t al(a+"
Grad
P.G
Pr !
"rom the table it shows that the most of male and female in graduates are providing environment for thinking of problem in new ways once in while sum of them are not allowed them to think about old problem. Among all of them professionals frequently giving chance to think about old problems in new ways.
1. I help others develop them selves.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessional s Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale < / 0 1 / + /3 4-.== =.30 41.3/ +,.4< =.30 4.<, +--.-'nce in a while 5 0 3 3 / + /1 4=.,/,.-/,.-<.44 -.-1.+= +--.-!ome time 5 1 , 4 + / + +3 /,.-4+./, +<.=, 3./, +/.,3./, +--.-4 1 3 / +, "airly often 5 /-.-/3./= 1-.-+4.44 -.--.-+--.-"requently% if not always 5 / / / 4 4 + +4 +,.4< +,.4< +,.4< /4.-< /4.-< =.30 +--.--Tota l /3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 01
5 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.-+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Male Male Female Female Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! $ t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while help their co ? worker the most of female p. g holders are not helping their coCworker once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably helping his coCworker and professional females are not at all helping to their employee.
,. I tell others what to do if they want to be rewarded for their work
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale < 4 0 1 / + /= /0.34 ++.++ 44.44 +1.<+ =.1+ 4.=+--.-'nce in a while 5 0 / , + + +< ,-.-++.++ /=.=< ,.,3 -.-,.,3 +--.-!ome time 5 1 < 4 / / + //-.-1-.-+,.-+-.-+-.-,.-+--.-"airly often 5 4 1 = 1 +< +3.3= //.// 4<.<0 //.// -.--.-+--.-/ / / + 4 + ++ "requently% if t always 5 Total +<.+< +<.+< +<.+< 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom following table indicates that most of male graduates and p. g are once in while helping their team member to get rewarded and also most of female p. g helping their worker to get rewardedE most of the male p. g is not giving any help to their team members to get benefited.
3. I am satisfied when others meet agreed upon standards.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessional s ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 1 1 4 + + 4-.== -.-4-.== /4.-< =.30 =.30'nce in a while 5 0 / , + + ,-.-++.++ /=.=< ,.,3 -.-,.,3
!ome time 5 < < , 4 / 4-.== 4-.== +0./4 ++.,1 =.30 -.--
"airly often 5 4 = 0 1 + + +/.-/<.-43.-+3.-1.-1.--
"requently% if
t always 5 Tot al / +3.3= /3 / 4 + 4 + +3.3= /,.-<.44 /,.-<.44 +0 /3 +/ = 15 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
Total
+4
+--.-
+<
+--.--
/3
+--.--
/,
+--.--
+/
+--.--
01
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Male Female Female Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while satisfied their coCworker perform the most of female p. g holders are fairly satisfied their coCworker meet their stands. Among all of them graduates reasonably satisfied his coCworker meet agreed upon stands.
=. I am content to let others continue working in the same ways always.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessional s Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 3 / 1 , + + +0 4+.,< +-.,4 /+.-, /3.4/ ,./3 ,./3 +-.--'nce in a while 5 0 , , + + / + 1/.<3 /4.<+ /4.<+ 1.=3 -.-1.=3 +--.-
!ome time 5 , 4 , + / +3 4+./, +<.=, 4+./, 3./, +/.,-.-+--.--
"airly often 5 , = 0 1 + + /= +<.,/ /,.04 44.44 +1.<+ 4.=4.=+--.-+ / 4 + 4 + ++
"requently% if
t always 5 Total 0.-0 +<.+< /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while content to let others working same ways the most of female post graduates holders fairly often accept others to do work in same way from the female professional>s point of view they are not allowed their employee to do work in same way.
<. 'thers have complete faith in me.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 3 3 1 , + + /4 /3.-0 /3.-0 +=.40 /+.=1 1.4, 1.4, +--.-0 + , + + += 'nce in a while 5 ,/.01 ,.<< /0.1+ ,.<< -.-,.<< +--.-, , < + / /+ !ome time 5 /4.<+ /4.<+ 4<.+1.=3 0.,/ -.-+--.-, 3 3 1 + + /4 "airly often 5 /+.=1 /3.-0 /3.-0 +=.40 1.4, 1.4, +--.-+ + 4 + 4 + +"requently% if t always 5 Tota l +-.-/3 +-.-4-.-+-.-4-.-+-.-+--.-+0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while having faith among their coCworkers the most of female p. g holders are having faith among their coCworkers fairly often. Among all of them graduates reasonably have faith his coCworker and professional females are not at all having faith among employee.
0. I provide appealing images about what we can do
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals Total ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale 3 3 , , / + /, /1.-/1.-/-.-/-.-<.-1.-+--.-0 / 4 + +, 'nce in a while 5 3-.-+4.44 /-.--.--.-3.3= +--.-, < < 4 / + /= !ome time 5 +<.,/ /0.34 /0.34 ++.++ =.1+ 4.=+--.-, / = 4 + +< "airly often 5 /=.=< ++.++ 4<.<0 +3.3= ,.,3 -.-+--.-+ + 4 + / + 0 "requently% if t always 5 Total ++.++ ++.++ 44.44 ++.++ //.// ++.++ +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table most of male graduates once in a while help their coCworker the most of female p. g holders are not helping their coCworker once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably helping his coC worker and professional females are not at all helping to their employee.
+-.
I provide other with new ways of looking at puBBling thing.
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.,= 4.,= , 1 3 4 / + !ome time 5 /4.<+ +0.-, /<.,= +1./0 0./, 1.=3 , / = 4 + "airly often 5 /=.=< ++.++ 4<.<0 +3.3= ,.,3 -.-4 + 4 + / + ++ "requently% if t always 5 Total /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +<.+< 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3 +--.--
Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals
;ale "emael ;ale "emael ;ale "emael
1 3 4 + + +
/,.-4=.,+<.=, 3./, 3./, 3./,
Total
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Femael Femael Male Male Femael
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
++.
I let others know how I think they are doing.
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 3 = + + + /, 43.-/1.-/<.-1.-1.-1.-+--.-, 4 3 + / + +< !ome time 5 /=.=< +3.3= 44.44 ,.,3 ++.++ ,.,3 +--.-, / , 4 + +3 "airly often 5 4+./, +/.,4+./, +<.=, 3./, -.-+--.-4 + , 4 / + +, "requently% if t always 5 Total /-.-3.3= 44.44 /-.-+4.44 3.3= +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals
;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale
1 = 4 1 + + /-
/-.-4,.-+,.-/-.-,.-,.-+--.--
Total
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+/.I provide recognitionsDrewards when others reach their goals.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 1 , 4 1 + + +< //.// /=.=< +3.3= //.// ,.,3 ,.,3 +--.--'nce in a while 5 0 3 = / + + /3 41.3/ /4.-< /3.0/ =.30 4.<, 4.<, +--.--
!ome time 5 , , 0 + / + /4 /+.=1 /+.=1 40.+4 1.4, <.=1.4, +--.--
"airly often 5 , / , 1 + += /0.1+ ++.=3 /0.1+ /4.,4 ,.<< -.-+--.-4 + / + / + +-
"requently% if
t always 5 Total 4-.-+-.-/-.-+-.-/-.-+-.-+--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonable express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+4. As long as things are working% I do not try to change any thing.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduates 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 3 , 1 1 + + /+ /<.,= /4.<+ +0.-, +0.-, 1.=3 1.=3 +--.--'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + /< 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.4= 4.,= +--.--
!ome time 5 + + 0 + / + +, 3.3= 3.3= 3-.-3.3= +4.44 3.3= +--.--
"airly often 5 0 3 , / + /4 40.+4 /3.-0 /+.=1 <.=1.4, -.-+--.-+ + + + / + =
"requently% if
t always 5 Total +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 /<.,= +1./0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+1
$hat ever others want to do is ok with me.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emael ;ale "emael ;ale "emael Total 3 4 , + + +3 4=.,+<.=, 4+./, 3./, 3./, -.-+--.--'nce in a while 5 = 3 = 1 + + /3 /3.0/ /4.-< /3.0/ +,.4< 4.<, 4.<, +--.--
!ome time 5 0 / 0 1 / / /< 4/.+= =.+1 4/.+1 +1./0 =.+1 =.+1 +--.--
"airly often 5 + 3 0 / + +4 =.30 13.+, /4.-< +,.4< =.30 -.-+--.-4 / / + / + ++
"requently% if
t always 5 Total /=./= +<.+< +<.+< 0.-0 +<.+< 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Femael Femael Male Male Femael
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express works in simple.
+,.
'ther are proud to be associated with me.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 3 4 0 + + + /+ /<.,= +1./0 1/.<3 1.=3 1.=3 1.=3 +--.--'nce in a while 5 = 3 = 1 + /, /<.-/1.-/<.-+3.-1.--.-+--.--
!ome time 5 = / , 1 / / // 4+.</ 0.-0 //.=4 +<.+< 0.-0 0.-0 +--.--
"airly often 5 , = 1 / + +0 /3.4/ 43.<1 /+.-, +-.,4 ,./3 -.-+--.-+ + + + / + =
"requently% if
t always 5 Total +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 /<.,= +1./0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Male Female Male Female Graduate P.Graduate Pr !e""# $al"
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ % t al(a+" 1
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male of male and female in graduates are express their words about they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonable express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+3.
I help others find meaning in their work.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total < 4 < 4 / + /, 4/.-+/.-4/.-+/.-<.-1.-+--.--'nce in a while 5 0 3 , + + + +/4 40.+4 /3.-0 /+.=1 1.4, 1.4, 1.4, +--.--
!ome time 5 1 1 3 + / += /4.,4 /4.,4 4,./0 ,.<< ++.=3 -.-+--.--
"airly often 5 4 1 4 / + +4 /4.-< 4-.== /4.-< +,.4< =.30 -.-+--.-/ / 1 , + / +3
"requently% if
t always 5 Total +/.,+/.,/,.-4+./, 3./, +/.,+--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonable express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+=.
I get others to rethink ideas that they had never question before.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 0 4 0 + + + /1 4=.,+/.,4=.,1.+= 1.+= 1.+= +--.--'nce in a while 5 1 / = 1 + +< //.// ++.++ 4<.<0 //.// ,.,3 -.-+--.--
!ome time 5 = , , 1 / / /, /<.-/-.-/-.-+3.-<.-<.-+--.--
"airly often 5 , = 1 + + +< /=.=< 4<.<0 //.// ,.,3 ,.,3 -.-+--.-+ / + / / + 0
"requently% if
t always 5 Total ++.++ //.// ++.++ //.// //.// ++.++ +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+<.
I give personal attention to others who seem rejected.
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 3 3 / + /1 4=.,/,.-/,.-<.44 -.-1.+= +--.-1 , 4 + / + +3 !ome time 5 /,.-4+./, +<.=, 3./, +/.,3./, +--.-4 1 3 / +, "airly often 5 /-.-/3.3= 1-.-+4.44 -.--.-+--.-/ / / 4 4 + +4 "requently% if t always 5 Total +,.4< +,.4< +,.4< /4.-< /4.-< =.30 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals
;ale "emael ;ale "emael ;ale "emael
< / 0 1 / + /3
4-.== =.30 41.3/ +,.4< =.30 4.<, +--.--
Total
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Femael Femael Male Male Femael
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
+0.
I call attention to what others can get for what they accomplish
tat all 5 'nce in a while 5 0 , , + + /+ 1/.<3 /4.<+ /4.<+ 1.=3 -.-1.=3 +--.-, 4 , + / +3 !ome time 5 4+./, +<.=, 4+./, 3./, +/.,-.-+--.-, = 0 1 + + /= "airly often 5 +<.,/ /,.04 44.44 +1.<+ 4.=4.=+--.-+ / 4 + 4 + ++ "requently% if t always 5 Total 0.-0 +<.+< /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
Graduate 9.Graduate
;ale "emale ;ale "emale
3 / 1 , + + +0
/+.,< +-.,4 /+.-, /3.4/ ,./3 ,./3 +--.--
9rofessionals
;ale "emale
Total
+--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female in graduates are express their words about work they have do once in while. Among all of them graduates reasonably express few simple words about their work and professional females are having least interest to express words in simple.
/-.
I tell others the standards they have to know to carry out their works
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 3 , 1 1 + + /+ /<.,= /4.<+ +0.-, +0.-, 1.=3 1.=3 +--.--'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + /< 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.,= 4.,= +--.--
!ome time 5 + + 0 + / + +, 3.3= 3.3= 3-.-3.3= +4.44 3.3= +--.--
"airly often 5 0 3 , / + /4 40.+4 /3.-0 /+.=1 <.=1.4, -.-+--.-+ + + + / + =
"requently% if
t always 5 Total +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 +1./0 /<.,= +1./0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.1, 1./3 +--.--
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of male and female graduates are not tell others what are the essential things to do work Among all of them men>s reasonably express their views about standards of work professional females are having least interest to express their views about standards of work.
/+.
I ask know more of others than what is absolutely essential.
tat all 5 Graduate 9.Graduate 9rofessionals ;ale "emale ;ale "emale ;ale "emale Total 1 3 4 + + + +3 /,.-4=.,+<.=, 3./, 3./, 3./, +--.--'nce in a while 5 0 3 = 1 + + /< 4/.+1 /+.14 /,.-+1./0 4.,= 4.,= +--.--
!ome time 5 , 1 3 4 / + /+ /4.<+ +0.-, /<.,= +1./0 0.,/ 1.=3 +--.--
"airly often 5 , / = 4 + +< /=.=< ++.++ 4<.40 +3.3= ,.,3 -.-+--.-4 + 4 + / + ++
"requently% if
t always 5 Total /=./= 0.-0 /=./= 0.-0 +<.+< 0.-0 +--.-/3 +0 /3 +/ = 1 015 /=.33 /-./+ /=.33 +/.== =.11 1./3
+--.-
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Male Female Female Male Male Female
% tat all &$'e #$ a ()#le * me t#me Fa#rl+ !te$ Fre,ue$tl+- #! % t al(a+"
Graduate
P.Graduate
Pr !e""# $al"
"rom the above table it is apparent that the most of female graduates are not asking other than absolutely essential among all of them p. graduates reasonably asking about essential and professional females are having least interest to talk about others rather than essential.
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• After the data analysis I conclude that majority of the graduates males and females hold subordinates% trust% maintain their faith and respect% show dedication to them appeal to their hopes and dreams. • After the analysis it can be interpreted that 21156 of the total female post graduates use appropriate !ymbols and images to help others focus on their work% and try to to make others feel their work !ignificant. • ;ajority of the graduates24456 are agreed to make others feel good around them once in a while.
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I found that majority of the graduates leaders do not fell emotional attachment to their department that means they are not emotionally involved in their department.
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I conclude that most of professional male shows the degree to which u will tell others what to do in order to be rewarded% emphasiBe expectation from their team member.
• •
I conclude that professional leaders are let others do work in their own style.
;ost of the leaders show interest in others wellCbeing% assign projects individually% and pay attention to those who seem less involved in the group said they do not feel like part of the family at their department.
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After the data analysis I conclude that most of female leaders providing recognitionDrewards when others reach their goals and also provide others with new ways of looking at puBBling things.
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I found that majority of the graduates leaders have complete faith among their group members.
After the analysis it can be suggests that most of female leader should provide feel good environment among their team members.
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