Followership

What is the main characteristic of dependent followers?

• They take initiative and make decisions on their own.

• They wait for instructions and do what they are told.

• They volunteer frequently and take on leadership roles.

• They are invisible and stay in the background.

Which type of follower is described as almost invisible and stays in the background?

• Independent followers

• Dependent followers

• Survivors

• Leaders

What quality do good followers share with effective leaders?

• They are always in the spotlight.

• They are loyal to the organization and its goals.

• They avoid taking responsibility.

• They do not respect their leaders' decisions.

What two traits go hand in hand for a good follower?

• Initiative and common sense

• Loyalty and invisibility

• Dependence and volunteering

• Avoidance and hesitation

What are the three factors that determine the readiness of followers?

• Ability, willingness, and confidence

• Knowledge, skills, and personality

• Motivation, commitment, and effort

• Leadership, teamwork, and communication

What does "readiness" refer to in the context of team members?

• How prepared a team member is to carry out a particular task or tasks

• The level of enthusiasm a team member has for the task

• The amount of experience a team member has

• The ability of a team member to lead the team

Which readiness level describes a team member who is able but unwilling to perform a task?

• Readiness Level 1

• Readiness Level 2

• Readiness Level 3

• Readiness Level 4

What does a team member at Readiness Level 4 exhibit?

• Unable and unwilling to perform the task

• Unable but willing to perform the task

• Able but unwilling to perform the task

• Able and willing to perform the task

In Shakespeare's "Hamlet," what does the prince remark about readiness?

• "The readiness is all."

• "Readiness is the key to success."

• "Without readiness, there is no progress."

• "Readiness determines leadership."

How do ability and willingness affect each other?

• They do not affect each other

• A change in one factor will affect the other

• Ability always increases willingness

• Willingness always increases ability