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...leadership and management) that was the greatest hygiene factor, singled out by 35% in this example. Notice that the proportions mentioning these factors as part of their job satisfaction was far lower (0% and 5% respectively). Herzberg’s environmental factors which are capable of causing unhappiness, the 'hygiene' factors, can be thought of as having to be reasonably...

...leadership in their lives? B Yes. SH Do you think they respond to a challenge? B Yes. SH Would you be in favour of reintroducing National Service? B Oh ... well, I suppose I might be. SH Yes or no? B Yes. SH Of course you would, Bernard. After all you’ve been told you can't say no to that. So they don't mention the first five questions and they publish the last one. B...

...leadership and/or institutional culture Socio-economic status, confidence and skills Another key incentive to engagement with community empowerment is a clear focus on the benefits. In developing their approach to community empowerment the Scottish Government has drawn upon research which highlights that when communities feel empowered, there is: greater participation in...

...leadership role to Jennifer?’ Deflective questions – to defuse an aggressive or defiant situation by re-directing the force of the other person’s attack, e.g. Dissatisfaction: ‘I’m not happy with this project!’ Response: ‘What can WE do to make it right?’ Closing questions – to bring agreement, commitment and conclusion, e.g. ‘When will you talk to...