1. Leaders exhibit more transformational leadership when they are at senior
positions of an enterprise rather than at a secondary or lower levels. At this
senior level, leaders display intellectual stimulation, and significant idealize
influences.
2. Leaders at a manager (lower level than senior positions in the enterprise)
exhibit more transactional leadership than at other levels.
3. Leaders in organizations that implement quality management practices tend
to be transformational in their leadership styles.
4. Concepts of management by exception and laissez-faire leadership are
seen as undesirable.
5. The impact of a range of leadership styles on performance improvement
and employee satisfaction was not consistent.
6. In quality management implementation, quality awareness and in-house
practices stand out to be more conspicuous to performance improvements
and employee satisfaction than other elements