Ethical Leadership and Organization Effectiveness
Journal Title: IOSR journal of Business and Management - Year 2018, Vol 20, Issue 6
Abstract
Leadership is process of influencing of behavior of other and direct their activities towards the organization goals .the manner in which an individual leads has direct influence on how that person may operate under supervisory capacity leadership is set of interpersonal behavior designed to influence employees to cooperate in the achievement of objective .leader are the person that drives the efforts of employees toward the success of organization ethics are set of values that govern action behavior of and individual in the organization .Ethical leaders have tremendous impact on how peoples in their organization behave and what they achieve . Ethical leadership enhances business effectiveness and improves the culture that helps to attain competitive advantage. Leader with ethical behavior brings good interpersonal relation and trust among the member of the organization
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Harpreet Singh
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