Applied Organizational Leadership Skills
The last that was on page 173 of my book Applied Organizational Leadership Skills I, Talked about leadership skills and listening. There were ten skills with the first skill repeated at the end. These skills were the following
• Stop talking- listen to the other person before speak.
• Put the talker at ease- be relaxed and provide and open comfortable place to talk.
• Shows the people that you want to listen- give your full attention to the person talking.
• Remove distraction- make sure you are not disturbed.
• Empathize with the person- try to understand where the other person is coming from.
• Be patient- Let the speaker have time to get their point across.
• Hold you temper- give yourself time to decompress before you respond.
• Go easy on …show more content…
Out of all of these, I chose to empathize with the person. I chose this because I am currently in a position where every one is empathizing with me. That situation is a broken leg. I am also not a very patient person and it mostly because I do not always see things from others point of view. I know what I want and what I need to get it, but do not always see why others cannot present what I need exactly when I need it.
I put this action in place in the beginning of the week. Not only do I have a broken leg but I also have three children, a husband and my mother who lives with me. They all work well together to help take care of me now. Currently I am not able to walk or drive. I sit around a lot, when I am used to working 10-12 hours a day. I am used to standing most of that time. Not having the ability to even do something as simple as task a shower is very frustrating.
One evening I had asked my husband to help me get ready and get in the shower. He said that he had to help the children do a few things and then he would help me. Tine when bye and he still had not helped me. He eventually forgot. I was not very happy about this to say the
• Stop talking- listen to the other person before speak.
• Put the talker at ease- be relaxed and provide and open comfortable place to talk.
• Shows the people that you want to listen- give your full attention to the person talking.
• Remove distraction- make sure you are not disturbed.
• Empathize with the person- try to understand where the other person is coming from.
• Be patient- Let the speaker have time to get their point across.
• Hold you temper- give yourself time to decompress before you respond.
• Go easy on …show more content…
Out of all of these, I chose to empathize with the person. I chose this because I am currently in a position where every one is empathizing with me. That situation is a broken leg. I am also not a very patient person and it mostly because I do not always see things from others point of view. I know what I want and what I need to get it, but do not always see why others cannot present what I need exactly when I need it.
I put this action in place in the beginning of the week. Not only do I have a broken leg but I also have three children, a husband and my mother who lives with me. They all work well together to help take care of me now. Currently I am not able to walk or drive. I sit around a lot, when I am used to working 10-12 hours a day. I am used to standing most of that time. Not having the ability to even do something as simple as task a shower is very frustrating.
One evening I had asked my husband to help me get ready and get in the shower. He said that he had to help the children do a few things and then he would help me. Tine when bye and he still had not helped me. He eventually forgot. I was not very happy about this to say the