How can you improve your team relationships with leader-member exchange theory?
Leader-member exchange theory (LMX) is a framework that explains how leaders and followers develop different types of relationships based on mutual trust, respect, and influence. According to LMX, leaders tend to form high-quality exchanges with some members, who receive more support, feedback, and opportunities, and low-quality exchanges with others, who receive less attention and resources. These differences can affect the performance, satisfaction, and commitment of both leaders and followers. In this article, you will learn how to apply LMX principles to improve your team relationships and outcomes.
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