# of delegation of authority occurs extensively
# making a decision left to the officials and leaders to lower operating officer, except in certain things that obviously requires direct involvement.
# The status quo is not disturbed organizational
# Growth and development of thinking skills and innovative Acting to be submitted to the members of the respective organizations themselves.
# During and for the members of the organization shows behavior and work performance is adequate, interventions in organizational leadership is at a minimum level.

* Type the Democratic
* Leaders who typically view their role as democratic coordinator and integrator of various elements and components of the organization.
* Realizing that the organization would not want to be structured in such a way that clearly illustrate a variety of tasks and activities that can not be done to achieve the goal.
* Given the tendency of the division of roles according to level.
* Treat people with a humane manner and uphold human dignity
* A respected democratic leader rather than feared.

It’s the same with the prediction of a heart attack. An obese person with high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels have a statistically higher chance of suffering a severe heart attack or stroke than people that do not have these risk factors. But often it can take decades without the exposed person has a problem. At the same time there are people that take an apparently “low risk”, but nevertheless are vulnerable to heart attacks.

But is all-embracing state generosity be the last word? Public protection work, because you can reach deep into the taxpayers pocket, but each bag is eventually cleared. And if states – particularly large fall – are in trouble, then there is no protection. After the national debt reached around the world values, the only known after wars, it is obvious that this strategy is not sustainable.

If the now is so, the question arises as to how long you can accumulate debt. We do not know. Scientific working economists have developed practical tools to predict which economies are most vulnerable to a financial crisis. But although we can identify risk factors, a timing is virtually impossible.

The answer is not very reassuring. Basically, there is still a risk that the financial crisis has fallen only in the winter and then morphs into a state debt crisis.

The international management of investment funds Fidelity has recently conducted a study on the current status of investors throughout Europe. In collaboration with the consulting firm TNS Sofres, conducted a survey in eleven European countries and consulted to some nine thousand investors and savers of different branches to get their opinion on some important points about their role in the financial market.

According to Sebastian Velasco, Director General of the manager in Spain, the findings of this study are categorical. Decidedly, the economic crisis is affecting all investors, undermining their confidence in banking institutions and financial advisers. The survey also reveals a lack of concern by European investors in general and Spain in particular of alternatives with respect to financial products traded in the market and its functioning.

Another striking data of this study is that Spain is the largest number of investors who openly admit not knowing about the products in which they place their capital. Over 20% of respondents recognized buy assets without knowing in detail its operation. According to Velasco, the practice is often very risky because it discourages the investor at the first setback, he suggested further address the crisis. The survey also reveals that this percentage, the vast majority are young people who take their first steps in the business world and therefore try their luck like a game of chance.

Returning to the continental level, another revealing data on the loss of investor confidence, takes into account the role of the consultants hired. Nearly sixty percent of respondents believe that your advisor gives priority to personal interests of the client, hesitating in most cases the transparency of transactions. Among European countries with more dissatisfaction with this issue is France, with a seventy-five percent of all respondents and Spain with sixty six percent.

In the opinion of the Director of Fidelity, this study marks the clear from the financial jargon that is not fulfilling one of the basic premises of customer service. Provide clear advice based on listening to the concerns of the investor and aimed at satisfying their needs.