Recently, a senior software engineer complained that his boss was always in the "command and control" mode: "he doesn't trust us to make the right decision!" the boss rarely took the advice of his employees. there were occasions when productivity was hampered because he chose to do things only his way. referring to leadership styles, this would best be described as:

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Dahlia Livingston

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20 September, 07:17

Recently, a senior software engineer complained that his boss was always in the "command and control" mode: "he doesn't trust us to make the right decision!" the boss rarely took the advice of his employees. there were occasions when productivity was hampered because he chose to do things only his way. referring to leadership styles, this would best be described as:

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Quentin Rios · Answer 1

When referring to a leadership style, the scenario is best described as autocratic. This is known as an authoritarian leadership where this is characterized as the individual is likely to lead in a way of having to be in control with all of the decisions and that he or she is likely to have little input from other members of the group.