👥 Shared leadership theory suggests that influence can arise from any direction in a group and anyone can be a leader.
🌟 Shared leadership promotes team leadership by multiple individuals and emphasizes the shared responsibility of leading.
💪 Team members in shared leadership must be willing to provide feedback and motivate the direction of the group.
🤝 Shared leadership is important when team members have different areas of expertise, especially in complex organizations.
🏥 In healthcare settings like hospitals, shared leadership ensures that healthcare professionals work together to ensure patient health.
👥 Shared leadership improves team effectiveness by allowing for employee involvement in decision-making and fostering a sense of teamwork.
✨ Shared leadership can increase self-esteem, job satisfaction, and employee empowerment.
🔒 It may not be suitable for all contexts and works best when tasks are interdependent. Execution of shared leadership requires dedication and may lead to unequal contributions.
🚀 Shared leadership is associated with greater team satisfaction, innovation, knowledge creation, and individual and team learning.