Page 101 - IC90 Human Resource Management
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Summary
The leader is concerned with:
I. The Task, which has to be achieved
ii. The Individuals, who have aspirations for growth and development
iii. The Group which has to remain cohesive
Douglas McGregor said that behaviour was not the consequence only of
an individual's inherent nature, but was also a result of the manner in
which he is managed at work.
Robert R Blake and Jane S Mouton developed the concept of the grid,
based on two criteria, the leader's concern for people and his concern for
the task.
Prof. Bill Reddin developed on Blake's grid with the third dimension of
effectiveness. According to him, each of these four types can be effective
or ineffective depending on the circumstances in which it is applied.