• 沒有找到結果。

( 五) 主管宜減少單一使用「威權 取向」之領導,以爭取所屬

成員「認同」

「威權取向」領導無法影響成員 的自我效能對組織承諾及工作滿意度產 生效果,已獲本研究證實。為了降低成 員對威權領導的排斥現象,而影響對工 作的滿意度,主管應能慎重運用適宜的 領導取向來帶領成員,採用理性的方式 與成員進行溝通並能適當地說明嚴苛要 求成員的事由,對「事」不對「人」。

因此建議主管應以專家權威取代成員對 威權的刻板印象,使成員能樂於接受主 管的指揮並心悅誠服地做事,自然能減 低威權領導的負面效果。

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