The specific role of transformational leadership in the organizational culture of service organizations

  • Sokolović B
  • Katić I
  • Grubić-Nešić L
  • et al.
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Abstract

Transformational leadership links creative thinking, persistence and energy, intuition and the sense for people's need for organizational culture. It strives for innovation and expresses the sense for vision and meaning. Literature analysis in this field is followed by the research that examines transformational leadership and its coherence with an organisational culture in the international service company operating in Serbia. The participants in his research have perceived the role culture as primary, particularly the culture of rules and procedures. This culture is suitable to people that expect security at work, which could be the main goal in the particular company, having in mind that work instability and insecurity have been a common denominator in the past three decades. However, if a company wants to be innovative, it would have to put more effort into transformational leadership that could not be thoroughly examined in this study. Suggestions for further investigation are given at the end of this study, lack of instruments for investigations are pointed out, with an idea for improvements.

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Sokolović, B., Katić, I., Grubić-Nešić, L., Ivanišević, A., & Pavlović, A. (2022). The specific role of transformational leadership in the organizational culture of service organizations. Anali Ekonomskog Fakulteta u Subotici, (47), 131–145. https://doi.org/10.5937/aneksub2247131s

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