Literature Review on Leadership Theories
organizational commitment, and job satisfaction. (Cheng, 2003, p. 1). In their review of literature, Wallace and Weese found that ineffective leadership to be “the major cause of declining industrial productivity and a downward positioning of North American corporations on a global scale” (Wallace & Weese, 1995, p. 182).
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