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    Successful Teamwork

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    Teamwork is very important for the success of a company. The company and staff become more familiar with each other and learn how to work together. A successful teamwork allows them to complete tasks efficiently and quickly. I am the new member in this team, my position title is ‘Team Leader of Distribution and Warehousing’. It is a front line management position. There are 12 team members, from different backgrounds and with differing levels of expertise. Some of them have worked for a couple years in the division and other are relatively new. Before transferred to my division, they some have worked in another department. I am wondering how to integrate new member onto an existing team? The senior managers of the organization have found out…

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    While Tulgan shared best practices to becoming an effective boss. Which brings up, now that your the boss, you should not dwell on the why I was appointed. Therefore, Tulgan suggested, to explain how your going to be the boss and explain your expectations and hold the employees accountable for meeting the expectations. Unless faced with the dilemma like Shackleton, as described in Perkins (2012) book of Leading at the Edge, when Endurance shattered into pieces and he had to shift his expectation…

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    the capacity to translate vision possessed by an individual into reality. Leaders are those who empowers other, give other people the chance they want, give them multiple opportunities to reveal their potential. This definition of mine includes ‘others’ and empowerment is a good thing, as it has a positive connotation. Leadership has nothing to do with one’s position in a hierarchy or with seniority; leadership is the ability which can be seen in a regular student of college or university. It…

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    Adam Taki Taki 1 Mrs. Compton Literature 7 period 5 11 December 2016 The Call of the Wild Essay When one thinks of the definition of an honorable leader, he or she might think of a leader as being a president or a CEO of a company or organization. A leader might have power and influence, but honorable leaders are the ones that inspire, convince and connect to others. According to John c Maxwell ?a leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.? The Call of the Wild, is a…

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    because I tailor my leadership behavior according to my subordinates and the situation. I do this as a leader because I learned it is easier to appeal to my subordinates on their level. I lead by being positive, I mentor and I motivate my subordinates. This style allows me to communicate with them better. I actively listen to my subordinates by valuing what they say. I individually listen to their points of view and take it into consideration. With experience, I learned that my subordinates…

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    It takes a lot for an average person to swallow their pride and admit when they are wrong, but it garners outstanding respect for those who take responsibility. In the book Extreme Ownership, the authors, Jocko Willink and Leif Babin, express the crucial need for leaders to take ownership in a situation. Extreme Ownership was written with the purpose to recommend and provide detailed examples of successful leadership traits. The book is written from the perspective of two Navy SEALs, who use…

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    obtained an internship. I realize that these activities have not only allowed me to develop and become more versatile, but also helped me integrate into American society. This year, I ran for student president, and I won. I attend Emma Lazarus High School where is a diverse place with people from over 20 countries. I work alongside other board members to enhance the school’s environment into a safe, caring, loving and welcoming community for everyone. In this semester, I helped to plan a…

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    Isl Leadership Reflection

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    ISL Leadership Reflection What makes someone a leader? In my eyes, I define a leader as one who demonstrates and instructs others to improve the overall being of the community. By being a leader, one will mold new minds to increase the number of exceptional participants while continuing to participate themself. I have taken on this role at my workplace. In addition to this, by participating in the Gonzaga community, I could further develop my leadership qualities through the exemplary…

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    Introduction Leadership is defined as ability to influence and motivate others so that they can work effectively and enthusiastically towards the achievements of group goals. Leaders help the group to achieve their objectives with maximum application of its capabilities. Effective leader is made, not born. Characteristics of an effective leader will evolve with time and commitment of an individual. Learning from mistakes and foreseeing the future prospects makes leader effective. 1.1 Literature…

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    plan. I also did not put much effort into encouraging the heart of my team members. I am good at recognizing individual contributions and celebrating the small victories but I can do a better job. From this point on, I will focus on finding creative ways that not only celebrate accomplishments but also personalize recognition for a job well done. I tend to ignore the personal relationship aspect of leadership and seldom get close enough to people, or open up to people, in ways that invite…

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