Emotional Intelligent Leader Assessment

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I have learned a few things about myself in relation to the conscious of context capacity. Although I scored high in both areas of the conscious of context assessment, my area of strength is in assessing the environment, while I need development in analyzing the group. These results were determined via the Emotional Intelligent Leader assessment conducted at the beginning of the semester. Knowing my areas of strength and development gives me a focal point to direct my attention towards. Analyzing the group entails interpreting group dynamic and recognizing that values, rules, rituals, and internal politics play a role in every group. My goal is to be able to diagnose, interpret, and address these dynamics effectively.
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