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Darwinian environment , in which every idea must compete on its merits , not on the grandeur of its sponsor 's title (Google Case Study

The managerial grid model , as one of the leadership grid can describe and explain the leadership orientation of Google 's triumvirate . One grid that was made by Blake Mouton (1964 ) measures behavioral and leadership skills through five leadership styles , which is basically based on the concern of the leader and manager to their people and to their production (Blake Mouton , 1964 . Their style of leadership orientation based on

this grid is democratic . That is because their triumvirate know the needs of their employees through giving them their needs and concerns before relaying to them each works , which is why they see to it that all must be capable of handling the task before they even make a person part of them . In relation to this their concern for production also levels up , according to how they categorize each tasks their position just manifest such

The leadership of Brin , Page and Schmidt play as transactional transformational , charismatic , and authentic leaders . Being that they are aware of the needs of the company they play the role as a transactional leader or that who is particular in the mode of business which is buying and selling . While their transformational aspect of a leader show in their openness to new ideas , just as they believe to the Darwinian environment , their trademark as a company that is open to other 's creativity and to innovation , which they stipulate to their policies , processes and procedures . Being charismatic and authentic just as the same , is manifested through their individual differences Their qualified leadership reflects specially after gaining each mutual respect . They let everyone thinks on their own , but just before blueprints mold its way...