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August 26, 2025The University JournalOpen Access

Is Empowering Shared Leadership Driving Task Performance in Kenya’s Banking Sector?

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ARAgnes RuoroCOCaren OumaGOGabrielle Okello

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Overview

Correlational research shows empowering shared leadership significantly enhances task performance in Kenyan banks, indicating a need for institutional adoption.

Key Points

  • Empowering shared leadership significantly improves task performance in commercial banks in Kenya.
  • Statistical analysis revealed an R2 of 0.228, indicating that 22.8% of task performance can be attributed to empowering shared leadership.
  • The research utilized a descriptive correlational design with 307 managers surveyed from Kenya's 39 commercial banks.
  • These findings suggest banks should institutionalize empowering shared leadership to enhance overall performance.

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Ruoro et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af6203ad7bf08b1eae2cd2https://doi.org/10.59952/tuj.v7i2.405
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