Program
Doctor of Ministry
Year Approved
2015
First Advisor
Cochrum, Ken
Second Reader
McCloskey, Mark
Third Reader
Irving, Justin
Abstract
This thesis surveyed the leadership style preference of Millennials. Other areas focused on their loyalty to bosses, the importance of a company’s values and social practices, and their preferences about working independently or collaboratively. Members of an American college ministry were surveyed using an online survey tool. Based on 261 surveys, 85 percent chose servant leadership as their preferred style. The majority indicated that the values and social practices of their employer were important to them and that they would leave a job to remain with a boss they liked. There was no clear preference on working collaboratively or independently.
Degree Name
Doctor of Ministry
Document Type
Doctoral thesis
Recommended Citation
Nordbye, V. C. (2015). Providing Relevant and Effective Leadership for Millennials [Doctoral thesis, Bethel University]. Spark Repository. https://spark.bethel.edu/etd/774