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This article summarized a study investigating how organizational change frequency and involvement in change planning influence leaders’ role clarity and laissez-faire leadership behaviors. The research, based on a longitudinal survey of 767 Swedish leaders, found that frequent change reduced role clarity and indirectly increased passive leadership, while involvement in planning boosted clarity and reduced passivity. The most pertinent managerial insights are to involve leaders early in change planning and to pace changes to prevent role overload and disengagement.
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