Examining the Relationship Between Leadership Styles and Industry Type on Project Success

Abstract

This research aims to examine the relationship between leadership styles and
industry type on project success. Industry type refers to a group of productive
organizations or enterprises, which supply or produce goods, sources of income,
and services. Whereas, Dicle and Köse (2014) elucidated that industry type is an
economic sector that delivers a distinct value and includes services, products, art,
knowledge, and infrastructure. The industry is a collection of businesses that are included in manufacturing, producing, or handling similar types of services and products. The industry type and sector evaluate the complexity of the project, and
lack of project size, project management knowledge, skills, expertise, and diversity in the industry can create issues for the overall industry. Therefore, leadership styles and industry types are crucial project success factors and their relationship can play a significant role in the effective management of a project. This research has been completed by the primary quantitative methods.