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The main focus of this week was determining the impact of leadership style on the team
dynamics and the aspect of the knowledge sharing in the organization. Particularly, the article by
Davidavičienė et al. (2020) effectively highlights the factors influencing knowledge sharing
within the teams operating in the virtual environment. In the fast-paced working environment,
understanding the need to foster collaboration and openness in the remote environment is crucial.
It is necessary to understand the virtual components are essential in the remote environment. As
a result, understanding the effectiveness of trust and open communication is important. The
significant question that remains unanswered is “How is it effective for teams to balance the
need for oversight and overall control within the teams to encourage knowledge sharing?”. The
question evokes the need to focus on the different leadership models and their adaptability in the
various organizational cultures, especially in the aspect of the remote setting.
From the readings, I gained a significant insight into the interplay between the leadership
styles and their effectiveness among the teams. Another aspect that caught my Attention is the
discussion on the shared leadership as highlighted by Hensel and Visser (2018) that depicts the
significance of the personality traits when integrated in the entrepreneurial teams. The diverse
personality traits within the leadership can lead to the enhanced team, performance within the
organization operating in the virtual teams. However, follower resistance may be a sigi9ficnat
challenge as Güntner et al. (2021) discussed. Therefore, there is a necessity for team
engagement in the dynamic leadership to ensure everyone participate in the organizational
leadership and functions.
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References
Davidavičienė, V., Majzoub, K. A., & Meidute-Kavaliauskiene, I. (2020). Factors affecting
knowledge sharing in virtual teams. Sustainability, 12(17), 6917.
Güntner, A. V., & et al. (2021). The power of followers that do not follow: Investigating the
effects of follower resistance, leader implicit followership theories and leader ... Journal
of Leadership & Organizational Studies, 28(3), 349-365.
Hensel, R., & Visser, R. (2018). Shared leadership in entrepreneurial teams: The impact of
personality. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research, 24(6),
1104–1119.