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Business 302 Foundations of Leadership Quiz 11 Worksheet Worksheet The Laissez-faire Leader

1. Laissez-faire is a French phrase that translates into:

  1. Do as I say

  2. Micromanager

  3. Laziness

  4. Leave me alone

  5. Leave it be

2. At which point will the laissez-faire leader intervene in an employee's work?

  1. When he or she wants to micromanage the employee

  2. At a peer's request

  3. The laissez-faire leader never intervenes

  4. At the employee's request

  5. When the boss tells him or her to do so

3. Monitoring employees is a critical activity for the laissez-faire leader for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

  1. it empowers employees by shifting the focus to them and away from the leader.

  2. it helps the leader identify when subordinates lack the necessary skills, training, expertise, and motivation to effectively manage themselves.

  3. it helps leaders meet their responsibility to their employees.

  4. it promotes a higher level of job satisfaction and productivity as long as the employees themselves are knowledgeable, experienced self-starters.

4. The laissez-faire leader provides their employee with which of the following?

  1. Regular feedback

  2. Autonomy

  3. All of these

  4. All of the resources they need

  5. Freedom to set their own deadlines

5. Laissez-faire leadership is most likely to be effective with which of the following groups of employees?

  1. A group of experienced nurses who have been out of the workforce for a while and are just getting up to speed on some of the new legal and procedural requirements of their jobs.

  2. A restaurant waitstaff with varying levels of knowledge and experience who are generally competent but somewhat lazy.

  3. A team of experienced landscapers who have worked together for years and enjoy tackling new projects.

  4. A group of young paralegals, fresh out of school, eager to dive into their first real jobs.

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