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    Being in that environment and seeing how much of a positive impact I have on these young kids inspired me to lead in other aspects in my life. Having the opportunity to shape and mold these children into great role models‚ really gave me an insight on how important it is to have a role model/leader to look up to. That experience really sparked my interest in becoming a leader. I think being able to directly impact someone’s life for their betterment is empowering. Overall‚ I think all leaders are committed

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    and out of context with the situation it would be used in. Good leadership is a holistic approach and development of such will lead to an improved and developed flexible skills required to lead (Fealy et al‚ 2011). Such competency based learning models can be disruptive to the natural flow of leadership development (Edmonston‚ 2011)‚ with the focus of training being on the individual as a leader‚ rather than the context and situation in which

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    INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT_1: DRAFT LEADERSHIP CRITIQUE. INTRODUCTION: The world is yearning everyday for purposeful and people oriented leaders. Since the gradual good riddance of monarchy and imperial leaderships in most parts of the world‚ people the world over look forward to a leader that cares less of him or herself and cares more about the people he/she leads. With the advent of democratic system of government in most part of the globe‚ the electorates are increasingly looking forward to have a

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    Brandon Fan Szeto English 10H: P3 May 13‚ 2013 Blood‚ Toil‚ Tears‚ and Sweat Winston Churchill’s leadership and influence saved Britain and Europe from falling under the wrath of Hitler. There are multiple perspectives of an effective leader. One might argue that a leader may force their citizens to swear loyalty to show that immediate results are effective. Others may say that an effective leader is someone who leads the country for the greater good. Some may even say striking fear into citizens

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    or physically. “Sometimes people just need a little nudge‚ a little direction‚ a little coaching‚ and the greatest things can happen” - Pete Carroll. My role model is Coach Butcher‚ my athletics coach‚ he does not only coach but encourage his young students and athletes just like me to try their best every day. Coach Butcher is my role model because of the passion that he has for young people. He has a positive‚ honest‚ and loyal character which sets an example for his athletes and students. We are

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    Who is consider a good team captain? A good team captain should be athletic‚ have the right personality‚ and be a good role model. I will describe a team captain with all these traits. His name is Zach Black. He was the most athletic student in GFW High School sports. He led our team with honor‚ a good work ethic‚ and he always pushed us to be the best we could be. By doing this the players and coaches gave him the most respect possible. Zach also had a good personality. He always had a positive

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    Right people make the right organisation. It is the eyes of leaders that can spot the not so best fit people for the organisation and organisational culture. It is often recognised by gut feeling and to extent performance. Garden often requires weeding and so it stands for the organisation. The not so fit people not only damage the institution but are also wasting their time and skills which could be better utilised where they fit the best. This is a challenging task for the leaders since government

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    Leader I will continue to model‚ live and enforce our core values. I will stand strong by enforcing our guidelines and standards we’ve been given from day one. I will employ the Aligning Values competency to sustain mine and my subordinate’s personal and organizational values while correcting deficiencies as necessary. While proficiently holding high standards for myself‚ peers and subordinates‚ I will honorably uphold my Coast Guard responsibility as a senior leader and model the

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    Team Leadership Model This model provides a mental road map to help the leader diagnose team problems and take appropriate action to correct these problems. Hills model of team leadership Figure 12.1 is based on the functional leadership claim that the leader’s job is to monitor the team and then take whatever action is necessary to ensure team effectiveness. Leadership Decisions Figure 12.1 lists the major decisions a leader needs to make when determining whether and how to intervene to

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    implemented major organizational initiatives requiring change management during the previous 24 months. Different organizations use different organizational change models to remain competitive in the marketplace (e.g.‚ the positive model; the action research model; Lewin’s model; Kanter‚ Stein‚ and Jick‚ 1992; Kotter’s model‚ 1996; and Luecke model‚ 2003) all of these studies showed that leadership is the key factor for the process of change. As change initiatives have become more frequent and widespread

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