Question 1:
A software company has hired a new manager to supervise and coordinate a large team of training professionals, half of whom had been with the company designing training materials for the previous three years. The new manager requests weekly reports from all training staff, reviews the details and questions them closely, and revises all of the training courses, requiring that the changes be made before the training is delivered. The new staff members work effectively, but within three months, four of the more experienced training professionals quit. The other two spend very little time working and seldom fill out their weekly reports.
What is this manager's leadership style? Why is this style effective at motivating the newer employees? Why is this style making the experienced employees dissatisfied? Explain your answer in three or four sentences.