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Contingency Theory versus Situational Theory
becky, Student (University), United Kingdom, Member
I'm finding it really interesting how confusing and cross defined this subject is.
I think that situational and contingency could almost be band under the same group; to be honest they are very similar.
Dou you agree? If not, what difference you know of?...
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Contingency versus Situational
Antonio C A Maximiano, Professor, Brazil, Member In my perception, contingent and situational are the same concepts. Contingent means dependent on the situation or the circunstances; hence, contingen... |
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Contingent versus Situational
Antonio C A Maximiano, Professor, Brazil, Member I did watch the video, but I am not convinced. If contingent means adapting the leader to the situation and situational means adapting the style to th... |
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Contingent versus Situational
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor Typically,
- SLT would mean that a leader can flexibly adapt to a follower should the follower change.
- CT would mean you need another lead... |
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