His actions in many circumstances throughout his life, exemplify some of the mainstream leadership theories of today. ... Through this job, Lee tested the theory that leadership is not restricted to CEO's. ... Lee knew that "megalomania, egotism, executive interference, and micromanagement " were hindrances to effective leadership "People matter, individuals matter; no system, however well-oiled, and no leader however Omni-competent, can afford to ignore the importance of personnel " (Crocker, 2000) ". ...

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Where there is no manager, there is role conflict and ambiguity; everyone attempts to be a producer, working independently, with few established systems or procedures. ... These individuals essentially "learn by doing" and are likely to make mistakes in management that could have been avoided if they had greater knowledge of management theory. ...

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The manifest functions reflect what we purposely created the school system to do. ... Latent functions are the unintended consequences of the school system that, while not purposeful, have turned out to be beneficial for society. ...

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