Leadership in virtual teams: A comparison of transformational and transactional leaders
Stefano Ruggieri
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Stefano Ruggieri
Abstract
The effects of transactional and transformational leadership on groups in which people interact in a virtual manner were analyzed and specifically the level of satisfaction and perception of the style adopted were evaluated. Results indicated that a transformational style is more satisfying than a transactional style, and that a transformational leader is judged to be better than a transactional leader.
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The effects of transactional and transformational leadership on groups in which people interact in a virtual manner were analyzed and specifically the level of satisfaction and perception of the style adopted were evaluated. Results indicated that a transformational style is more satisfying than a transactional style, and that a transformational leader is judged to be better than a transactional leader.
Key concepts: Transformational leadership, Transactional leadership, Psychology, Leadership style, Social psychology, Perception, Style (visual arts), History