One downside is that MBWA poses the threat of the manager losing authority as the employees feel that they can run the business.
Paternalistic
An autocratic style means that the manager makes decisions unilaterally, and without much regard for subordinates. As a result, decisions will reflect the opinions and personality of the manager; this in turn can project an image of a confident, well managed business. On the other hand, strong and competent subordinates may chafe because of limits on decision-making freedom, the organization will get limited initiatives from those "on the front lines", and turnover among the best subordinates will be higher.
Asian paternalistic
Like consultative and easily confused with autocratic and dictatorial; however, decisions take into account the best interests of the employees as well as the business, often more so than interests of the individual manager. Communication is downward. Feedback and questioning authority are absent as respect to superiors and group harmony are central characteristics within the culture. This style demands loyalty from the employees, often more than to societies' rules in general. Staff turnover is discouraged and rare. Worker motivation is the status quo with East Asians often having the world's highest numbers of hours worked per week, due to a sense of family duty with the manager being the father, and staff being obedient children, all striving for harmony, and other related Confucian characteristics. Most aspects of work are done with a highly collectivist orientation. It shares disadvantages with an autocratic style, such as employees becoming dependent on the leader, and related issues with seniority based systems.
An Asian Paternalistic style means that the manager makes decisions from a solid understanding of what is desired and best by both consumers and staff. Managers must appear confident, with all answers, and promote growth with harmony, often even if hiding harmful or sad news is required.
II. Find Russian equivalents and complete the table
management styles | |
permissive autocrat | |
directive autocrat | |
persuasive management style | |
persuasive style of management | |
ICT system | |
chaotic management | |
laissez-faire leadership style | |
management by Walking Around | |
paternalistic management | |
staff turnover |
III. Find English equivalents and complete the table
подчиненный | |
свобода принимать решения | |
принимать во внимание | |
обратная связь, обратная реакция | |
соответствовать | |
в конечном счете | |
доступ | |
ответственность за принятие решений | |
управлять бизнесом | |
Азиатский патерналистский стиль | |
центральная характеристика культуры | |
содействовать экономическому росту и гармонии |
IV. In what connections are the next terms and abbreviations mentioned?
Autocratic leaders, ICT, computer-illiterate, modern style of management, a mentor and stimulator, MBWA, paternalistic decision making, Confucian characteristics.