Robert House

Robert House is an influential American psychologist best known for his work in leadership theory, particularly the Path-Goal Theory. This theory suggests that a leader's role is to motivate and support their team members to achieve their goals. House emphasized the importance of adapting leadership styles to meet the needs of followers and the demands of the situation. He also contributed to the understanding of organizational culture and its impact on employee behavior and performance. His research has significantly shaped modern management practices and leadership development within organizations.