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    NR explained the benefits of being a member of a professional organization for many reasons. The first being always staying connected and on top of the latest news, the monthly magazines (although she admits to being at least one month behind at all times), being able to…

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    Personal Attributes

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    Problem solving skills 3 Flexibility and adaptability skills 4 Communication skills 4 Team working skills 4 Self-motivation skills 5 Leadership qualities 5 Creativity 5 Respect 6 Dependability 6 Punctuality 6 Determination 6 Independent workers 6 Time management 7 Health and safety 7 Following organisational procedures 7 Adhering to legislation 7 Standard ways of working 7 Personal Attributes Technical knowledge Technical refers to technology and…

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    Part C - Decision making • Identify the key elements of career decision-making, in the context of life planning; Career decision making is has much more to it than just the paycheck, even though the money is important making money in an unhappy and uninterested way isn’t anyone’s ideal career path. When I intend to make my future career decisions and the decisions I have made thus far there were a few other areas I considered other than the paycheck. An example for this would be back in Sri…

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    factor of organizational achievement. Nonprofits must invest in structuring capable management teams—even if that means targeting a greater ratio of funding to salaries and benefits. Watch the video of Wanda Jackson of the National Urban League as she discusses the importance of retaining nonprofit leadership: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XXUE11. Invest in leadership capacity. Capable management is distinctly the most important ZkoNM For more than twenty years, nonprofit leadership…

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    A school leader should be able to demonstrate the knowledge and understandings of seven essential standards that promote the success of all students these are: developing a vision and a plan for the school, promoting a positive school culture and climate, instructional leader, efficient and effective manager of the organization, collaborating with families and the community, acting fairly, ethically, and with integrity, and responds to and influences the politics, social, economic, legal, and…

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    Administrative Leadership

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    For decades, leadership is a fundamental role in every organization. It provides direction, motivation and inspiration to all members of the team to achieve organization’s goal. As defined by Stoner, Freeman and Gilbert (1995), “Leadership is the process of directing and influencing the task related activities of group members”. Furthermore, other people are involved in an unequal distribution of power between group members and the leader. Based on my experience, I have been met three types of…

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    Leaders Who Fall to the Pitfall of Leadership Leadership is about taking chances and being innovative. (Brookes Publishing, 2010, para. 38). Leaders and everyone in general make mistakes, leaders and managers make specific mistakes. These consist of not giving good feedback, being to laid back, not designate effectively, and misunderstanding your role. When making mistakes it can be learning experience. But, taking the time to learn how to identify and prevent common mistakes can help you…

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    Teamwork

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    Without teamwork and the proper management, it would be nearly impossible for a business to operate. Many companies fail due to the lack of teamwork and poor management. I have personally been part of a team and have also been a leader several times over the past twenty plus years. However being a team member doesn’t only apply to a business, but it is a part of your personal life as well. You see, I have been in the service industry since the age of fourteen, starting out waiting tables at a…

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    In my management class, I have learned about the four functions of a manager. The first function is planning. In order to have a good plan, it must be specific about the goals of the business. The goal “should quantify the desired results” (pg.93). The goal should be attainable and relevant. The goal should also be able to be obtained by a specific time. The second function is organization. There must be structure or the business would just fall apart like a tower without a good base. The third…

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    "What Do Managers Do"? Peter Drucker is widely hailed as one of the most influential founding theorists in modern management education. His work remains relevant today and most likely will for the for seeable future because he speaks to the way people can synergize to craft a group accomplishment from apparent nothingness. His intent was for his work to be used to build and analyze actual business practices. He referenced this wish on many occasions throughout his life, including…

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