How does good leadership effect the outcomes of a situation?
When someone is a leader, they are able to take control and
organize a situation. Instead of immediate pandemonium and panic
breaking out, a leader makes sure everyone stays calm and
efficient. Good leaders have a aura around them that says, "Trust
me, and things will get done quickly and well." That feeling in a
situation that could be harmful or dangerous, like a natural
catastrophe aftershock, helps keep people safe and helps them think
clearly. Not everyone can be a leader, so many people are
followers. This is not a derogatory term, merely a definition. Some
people just function easier when they are told what to do. If these
sorts of people don't have a leader to tell them what to do,
situations can get sticky fast. So good leadership usually helps
prevent a situation from getting out of hand. Also, good leadership
helps to not make mountains out of molehills with small problems
that can be solved with little argument but the potential for
disruption is there. That is why good leadership helps in any
situation.