Chapter 1 (Leadership Style)
Chapter 1 (Leadership Style)
Chapter 1 (Leadership Style)
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.0
The survival and growth of a company is not only determined from success in
managing finances, marketing and products, but also determined from
success in managing human resources. Currently human resources is
considered as a resource which is important for the organization, because
without qualified human resources, the organization will not be able to
survive in the competition. Managing human resources in the organization is
not easy because it involves various elements in an organization, namely
employees, leadership, as well as the system itself. A mix of these three
things are expected able to create a working environment conducive to both
employees and leaders can carry out his work to the fullest. For employees,
the environment a conducive work is expected to create job satisfaction.
can
and
lead
falling
to
decreased
labor
to
see
motivation,
both
morale
qualitative
as
declining
well
as
influencing
followers
to
have
greater
optimism,
confidence,
and
commitment to the goals and mission of the organization (Gary Yukl, 1994).
This brings the consequence that every leader is obliged to give serious
attention in developing, moving and direct all the potential employees in
their environment in order to bring stability to the organization and
improving productivity-oriented the objectives of the organization.
for
the
organization.
Bass
(1985)
in
Sunarsih
(2001)
defines
in accordance with the vision, mission and objectives of the company. The
leader must be able to provide insights, pride, and fostering respect and
trust from subordinates. The effective leader is a leader who recognizes
kekuatankekuatan important contained in the individual. Every individual has
needs and desires are different. Every individual has a level Different skills
anyway. Leaders must be flexible in understanding all the potential of
individuals and the various problems that faced by the individual. By doing
this approach, leaders can apply all the rules and policies of the organization
and bestow duties and responsibilities properly. This is in line with efforts to
foster organizational commitment of the employees themselves. so that
leaders in turn can increase employee satisfaction in his work as well can
improve employee performance more effectively.
Generally, employees are satisfied with the job is likely to be has a peak
performance. Miller et.al., (1991) states that force leadership positively
related to job satisfaction of the employees. Results of research Gruenberg
(1980) found that the relationship familiar and help each other with
coworkers and supervisors are is very important and has a strong
relationship with job satisfaction and no relation to the state of the workplace
and type of work. Path-Goal Theory (Evans, 1970; House, 1971; House &
Mitchell, 1974 in Yulk, 1989).
1.2
1.3
The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between the
leadership style and employees satisfaction in government sector. By
knowing the relationship, this study will assist any government sector in
tackling problems of both individuals and groups that can later be used by
the
leadership
in
implementing
policies
and
regulations,
maintain
1.4
RESEARCH QUESTION
1.6
The results of this study are expected to provide input to the management of
PT. Yudhistira Ghalia Indonesia Yogyakarta Area in doing the right strategy to
improve performance and job satisfaction of employees, especially by using
the style of leadership and creating the right organizational commitment. 2.
The results of this study are expected to furnish materials further research in
order to increase the academic repertoire that is useful for the development
of science, particularly in the field of Human Resource Management.
1.7
1.8
DEFINITION OF TERMS
1.8.1
Leadership Style
Activities of human life are diverse and one of the forms of all
activity there is work. Work has a sense of undertaking a task
which ended with the fruit of the work that can be enjoyed by
humans
concerned (Moh. As'ad.1987: 45). This was driven by the human
desire to
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SUMMARY
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