Autocratic leadership

What is the definition of autocratic leadership?

• A leadership style where decisions are made collectively by the team.

• A leadership style where the leader makes all of the decisions, without input from the team.

• A leadership style where leaders allow team members to make decisions independently.

• A leadership style based on democratic voting within the group.

Which of these skills is most important for an autocratic leader to possess?

• Strong decision-making and directive skills

• Active listening skills

• Emotional intelligence and empathy

• Consensus-building skills

What is one potential benefit of autocratic leadership?

• High level of team morale and empowerment

• Quick decision-making, particularly in time-sensitive situations

• Encourages creativity and innovation among team members

• Enhanced collaboration and teamwork

When would autocratic leadership style be seen in the uniformed service?

• Fire service

• Police

• Ambulance

• Military

What is a key skill an autocratic leader must possess to maintain control and authority?

• Ability to delegate tasks and responsibilities to others

• Ability to establish clear guidelines, rules, and expectations

• Ability to integrate team feedback into decision-making

• Ability to offer emotional support and motivation to the team

What is the general impact of autocratic leadership on employee engagement?

• It increases employee engagement and encourages active participation in decision-making.

• It fosters strong relationships between team members and leadership.

• It promotes a highly collaborative and supportive work environment.

• It may decrease employee engagement, as it can make employees feel disempowered.

True or false: The leader who shows autocratic leadership is the main authority?

Give a reason why autocratic leadership would be needed in the uniformed services

True or false: Autocratic leaders are task and goal orientated