Accentures-Approach-to-Leadership-and-Motivation
Accentures-Approach-to-Leadership-and-Motivation
Accentures-Approach-to-Leadership-and-Motivation
Approach’s During
Covid
Accenture 19
is a global professional services company
specializing in information technology (IT) services and
consulting. Founded in 1989 as Andersen Consulting and
rebranded as Accenture in 2001, the company operates in
over 120 countries with more than 700,000
employees worldwide.
GROUP 2
Leadership Theories: A Foundation for Success
Transformational Leadership Servant Leadership
Self-Actualization
1 Supporting employees in achieving their full potential through mentorship and learning opportuni
Esteem Needs
2
Accenture provides opportunities for recognition and advancement, boosting employee con
Social Needs
3
Creating a strong team culture and fostering social connections among employees.
Safety Needs
4 Accenture prioritizes employee safety by providing a secure work
environment and benefits packages.
Physiological Needs
5
Offering competitive salaries and benefits packages to meet basic need
Accenture's COVID-19
Initiatives
1 Remote Work Technology
Accenture invested in robust technology platforms
to facilitate seamless remote collaboration.
1
Self-Efficacy Theory
Initiatives like training and mentorship build employee confidence
and competence in navigating remote work.
2
Equity Theory
Ensuring fair compensation and benefits, along with transparent policies,
promotes a sense of fairness and equity.
3
Expectancy Theory
Clear communication about performance expectations,
coupled with rewards and recognition, motivates employees.
Facilitating Employee Adaptation to New
Ways of Working