In fact, laissez-faire leadership is an ineffective kind of leadership. This kind of leader neither support followers
nor try to lead them. They are reluctant to attract followers and they prefer not to deal with their needs and demands.
They fail to make individual or group decisions and avoid responsibilities. They fail to be a part of anything and are
not interested in ongoing actions or activities (Deluga, 1990; Kikbride, 2006). Laissez-faire leaders provide full
freedom to followers. They avoid followers’ questions and they don’t evaluate them. Under the leadership of
laissez-faire organizations, an organizational structure is hard to be formed and ineffective. Therefore, followers
have rather low satisfaction. In this kind of leadership, the quality of work that is being done is very low.