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    person that is creating these positive feelings in the work place. When you work for a company that puts the needs of the employees first, then the company might be being led by people who follow a style of leadership known as servant leadership. Other important aspects of servant leadership include making everyone that works for the company feel like equals within the company, creating a feeling of family connection within the company, working to help subordinate employees move higher up…

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    permeate the school, leadership. It is the leadership that will determine the direction of the school, the handling of the teachers from evaluation and training to hiring, the student achievement through instruction, the management of the school facilities, and the involvement of the community. Okcu plainly states, "One of the most significant elements of effective schools is school administrators and their leadership styles." (2014, p.2163) There are a variety leadership styles that support…

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    My Servant Leadership

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    MY CULTURAL NARRATIVE AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR MY LEADERSHIP WORK. “The big man” leader As consequences of living in a tribal society, where the man in authority position is the only one who should give decisions, no one can object nor question these decisions. The work inside this tribe centered on the head of the tribe instructions. Based on that the terms of teamwork, task force, and the making decision based on studies and consultation, these terms are absents inside the tribe. This kind of…

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    The text, Servant Leadership, by Robert K. Greenleaf, is a fascinating book that outlines the aspects of a true leader. In relation to my summer internship at Fortress Bank, formerly known as First State Bank of Illinois, I took on the roll of a leader. More importantly, I took on the roll of a servant leader as I become a team player that was a vital cog in the running of the company. Throughout this essay, I will compare and relate the aforementioned text to my summer experience. I enjoyed…

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    connected with servant leadership. Servant leadership, as discussed by Peter Northouse (2013) in his book entitled Leadership Theory and Practice, has as one of its leadership behaviors “Creating Value for the Community”. One of the foundations Servant Leadership was built upon was the idea that leadership, great leadership, revolved around supporting, developing, and bettering the entire community (Northouse, 2013). This idea is strongly linked with one of the outcomes of Servant Leadership,…

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    operate and perceived as both a servant and a leader simultaneously. Perhaps my CEO said it best. He said, ‘As a leader, it's a privilege to serve both our people and our customers.’ Hess (2013) states many people believe great leaders are charismatic, have a commanding presence, and are visionary and educated at ivy-league schools. But most of the leaders of the high-performing companies that I studied had none of those traits. Instead, they are what I call servant leaders: I discovered them…

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    Servant Leadership Values

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    A personal model of leadership is a uniqueness in the way in which one leads. Leadership styles are determined by experiential interactions with coworkers and leaders, as well as the essential values that one feels are important. One’s values help to determine not only how one views the world around them, but also how one interacts, and reacts, in accordance with various individuals and situations. They are a core set of beliefs which determine the significance of others, circumstances, and…

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    3.5 Transformational Leadership Servant Leadership and Transformational Leadership do share some the same characteristics. Both leadership approaches call for strong communication skills, good listening skills, and are empathetic toward the feelings and views of others. Empathy is needed to have a better understanding of the cognitive and emotional mindset of the team. Empathy is also a tool that is effective for understanding cultural differences. Both leaderships are focused on knowing the…

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    contradict my own. I admit I don’t have all the answers. RELIABLE- I can be always counted on. CHARISMATIC – True ALTRUIST- Have desire to do good in for my community, whether it’s in my home, or the global stage. NATURAL LEADER- interested in servant leadership the most. WEAKNESS: OVERLY IDEALISTIC - PEOPLE with my personality type can be caught off guard as we find through circumstance or nature, or simple misunderstanding, people fight against us and defy the principles we’ve adopted,…

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    When thinking about leadership in a business there are many different forms of leadership that you can see in your employees. I will be focusing on two types of leaderships and how as a senior manager you would model these leaderships and find these models in future leaders. The two models of leadership that I will define are authentic and servant leadership. Then I will focus on similarities and differences between authentic and servant leadership. I will describe as a manager how I would…

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