The leadership style advocating that a leader involve subordinates in most decisions as well as the assignment of tasks is called:

E) participative.

The multiple-choice options for this question are:

A) laissez-faire.

B) hands-off.

C) existential.

D) authoritarian.

E) participative.

Explanation:

In the participative leadership style, the manager invites employees' input when making all or most company decisions. The employees are adequate information regarding company issues. Each of the staff members is accorded an opportunity to make their contribution to the subject matter. If the team cannot reach a consensus, a majority vote determines the direction the company will take.

Participative leadership is criticized for slow f decision-making. Its main advantage is that decisions are easily acceptable by all, making implementation seamless.

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