What we know about leadership: Effectiveness and personality.

Hogan, Robert; Curphy, Gordon J.; Hogan, Joyce

doi:10.1037//0003-066x.49.6.493

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“…Therefore, establishing individual aspects associated with leadership emergence is an important contribution to the literature, and SOA had an important impact on who decides to exert influence over the members of a group and the overall task process. While the current study only examined the initiative aspect of emergence, informal leadership emergence has been established as an essential metric of effective leadership (Hogan et al, 1994;Judge et al, 2002), as informal tram leaders influence the attitudes, behaviors, and decisions of fellow team members (De Souza & Klein, 1995). Understanding SOA's relationship to emergence can help organizations determine who should lead, particularly since selecting or promoting the wrong leader can have significant consequences for employees and the organization.…”

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Self–Other Rating Accuracy and Leadership Emergence: Does Rating Accuracy Influence Who Emerges as a Leader?

Kass,

Kim,

Rotenberry

et al. 2024

J of Leadership Studies

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The current study investigated how individual differences in self–other rating agreement (SOA) were related to leadership emergence. A sample of 4,524 students from MBA programs in the United States and Canada completed a leaderless group task as part of an assessment center. The results revealed that emergence varied by SOA, with underraters exhibiting the highest levels of emergence, followed by self‐aware (i.e., accurate), and then overraters. One of the intriguing results is that underraters were more likely to display emergent behaviors than accurate raters, raising questions about the widely held belief regarding the use of accurate self‐assessments as an indicator of leadership effectiveness. Overall, the results indicate that SOA is an antecedent of leadership emergence behaviors. While prior research has examined the effect of SOA on performance, commitment, and leadership perceptions, the study contributes to the literature by examining whether SOA influences actual emergence behavior.

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Self–Other Rating Accuracy and Leadership Emergence: Does Rating Accuracy Influence Who Emerges as a Leader?

Kass,

Kim,

Rotenberry

et al. 2024

J of Leadership Studies

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“…The program is comprised of 12 interactive competency-based workshops, each focused on a specific leadership skill or attribute. To foster self-development, each participant completed the Hogan Leadership Forecast Series [ 8 ], the Emotional Quotient Inventory (EQ-i 2.0) [ 9 ], and the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument [ 10 ]. These tools are utilized to promote self-awareness of participants’ leadership tendencies and styles.…”

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Building leadership capacity among junior faculty: Evaluating multi-level outcomes of a leadership program

Fattah¹,

Bloom²,

Ventura³

et al. 2023

J. Clin. Trans. Sci.

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“…The existence of a virtuous personality is key within research into commercial ethics (Alzola, 2012) with an amount of moral maturity being thought of as significant in terms of the development of an ethical approach (Cavanagh, 2010). In particular, leader's personalities are exceptionally important due to the tremendously significant character of organizational leadership vis-a-vis its influences on effective organizational functioning and with respect to the wellbeing of employees (Hogan et al, 1994;Hogan & Kaiser, 2005).…”

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Insights into the Bernie Madoff financial market scandal which identify new opportunities for business market researchers

Boddy

2023

International Journal of Market Research

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This article reflectively applies measurement tools to gage whether a renowned financier and champion of shareholder capitalism, in 20th century business history, might be categorized as a corporate psychopath. The article examines aspects of the career of the outstanding financial investment manager, Bernie Madoff. Psychopaths and corporate psychopaths are defined as background to the article. Gauges of corporate psychopathy and psychopathy are outlined which could be modified by market research companies to identify corporate psychopathy in organisations as a way of aiding investment decisions into such organisations. The current article concludes that insolvencies such as those at Madoff’s investment company, have been distinguished by CEOs being present who were simultaneously the lauded agents of financial market capitalism and who embodied the traits of the corporate psychopath. The examination of potential corporate psychopaths using this historical methodology helps inform ideas about what the effects of psychopathic leadership may be within economies and gives new insights into the reasons for the greed, risk taking, and unethical practices found in financial markets. Findings support the accepted view that corporate psychopaths can be discovered in senior roles in the financial services sector. This current paper provides new avenues for research offerings from market research companies. For example, business to business researchers could undertake research to identify firms more likely to be longitudinally viable, sustainable and less likely to collapse (i.e., non-psychopathic firms). Investment companies like pension funds could use such research to identify firms that are less risky, more ethical, better led, and therefore safer to invest in.

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What we know about leadership: Effectiveness and personality.

Cited by 179 publications

References 70 publications

Self–Other Rating Accuracy and Leadership Emergence: Does Rating Accuracy Influence Who Emerges as a Leader?

Self–Other Rating Accuracy and Leadership Emergence: Does Rating Accuracy Influence Who Emerges as a Leader?

Building leadership capacity among junior faculty: Evaluating multi-level outcomes of a leadership program

Insights into the Bernie Madoff financial market scandal which identify new opportunities for business market researchers

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