Kevin is the president of a small insurance company. At the last company off$-$site meeting, Kevin smoked in his hotel room, despite the rules about not smoking in the hotel. This generated a $$500$ fine that Kevin put on his expense report for the trip. In addition, Kevin ordered a $$300$ bottle of wine at the company dinner, saying $$The company$$s paying for it$!$ But Kevin is concerned because many of his employees are now ordering very expensive meals when they are on business trips.

What guideline would help Kevin best manage this situation?

Good leaders are likely to be good followers.

Leaders set the ethical tone and values for organizations.

No two leaders are the same, and we should appreciate leaders for who they are.

Leaders need to use both people$-$oriented and task$-$oriented behaviors when leading.