In Chapter 4 of your text on table 4.2 there are listed six leadership styles as presented by Goleman. Consider that you are preparing a presentation to your employees about leadership. Your goal is to have them understand the differences in the six styles and explain clearly when you would use those styles.
Your job is to prepare a 12-14 page presentation (Powerpoint) comparing and contrasting the six styles of leadership with the end goal to teach your employees about them. In addition, include a title page, an introductory page (an agenda), a concluding page and a reference page. Each of the 12-14 pages should include notes with at least 150 – 200 words each on the notes section within Powerpoint (VIEW / NOTES). The notes reflect comments that you will use for yourself when you present this presentation to your staff. They are your talking points. The Powerpoint slides that employees will see while you are talking will be a summary, typically in bullet format.
The first half of your presentation will include the discussion of the six styles (one slide per style), and in the second half of your presentation, create a scenario for each of the six explaining the style that you think is most appropriate for this scenario. (i.e. the scenario is implementing an upgraded computer program for creating travel orders – what style would you use and why).
Use the many options for color and innovative layouts available in Powerpoint to make your presentation professional. Review the rubric. Make your presentation interesting and attractive to the audience. Keep in mind that many people print out presentations for the table. If you use photos or diagrams, make sure they are open source while still citing your sources.
Use APA format for this assignment. Review the supporting materials within this assignment for tips on creating a good presentation. See APA reference guides in the content section of the classroom under course materials. Find at least two other references other than your book and use the article in your presentation. Your references should have an author! Avoid quotes. Use your own words while still citing your sources.
