EFFECT OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN PAKISTAN

Qaisar Abbas

The Annals of Thoracic Surgery · 2016 · 130 citations · 37 references

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TL;DR

The study aimed to examine the effect of leadership development on employee performance in Pakistan. The study considered five leadership development factors—coaching, training and development, empowerment, participation, and delegation—to assess their impact. Findings indicate that these factors together account for about 50 % of employee performance, with the remaining 50 % attributed to other elements such as attitude, commitment, motivation, trust, compensation, and rewards, suggesting a synergistic effect that calls for clearer learning requirements and stronger manager‑employee collaboration.

Abstract

The study was aimed to examine the effect of leadership development on employee performance in Pakistan. This study was conducted considering five factors of leadership development, Le. coaching, training and development, empowerment, participation and delegation and it was found that the combined effect of these factors influences employee performance with 50%. However, rest of the 50% contribution towards employee performance other than leadership development factors can be the result of other factors such as: attitude, commitment, motivational factors, and trust in the organization, and other factors such as compensation, reward and bonuses etc. can also increase the employee performance. The five variables collectively as leadership development factors prove a synergic effect and increase the overall employee performance. The policy alternative should be that organizations must be cleared about the learning requirement of the employees. Therefore, both managers and employees must collaborate effectively and communicate the requisite for performance.

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