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byuiby7864gex |
Type of Project |
ESSAY |
Writer Level |
PHD VERIFIED |
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APA |
Academic Sources |
10 |
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3-12 PAGES |
Leader Analysis Paper Template and Notes This document is used to guide your interview process, questions and writing. You are not required to use this outline and template. Introduction:
Company Name: Current Role: How Long:
Tell me a little bit about how you came be in your current position and how many direct and indirect reports you have as a leader.
Beliefs, Values/Morals, and Ethics (Chapter 13 and ethics handout)
How do others perceive you as an ethical leader and on what would you base that perception?
[Using a relevant quote – i.e., data – demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
Chronosystemic and Microsystemic influences:
Tell me about a time in your life when you first realized that you could be a real leader. How have you kept that experience a part of who you are as a leader?
[Using a relevant quote – i.e., data – demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
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Leadership traits: (use only a couple sentences from the interview for each question below)
Which areas do you personally see as important to your leadership and how do these traits influence you to be a better leader in your organization?
What are 3 long-term, inherent, qualities (i.e., what you were born with – intelligence, height, etc.) do you have as a leader that impacts the willingness of people in your organization to follow you more readily?
[Using a relevant quote i.e., data – demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above. Your analysis should lead you to say where the leader is with respect to these areas and include material from your textbook, research articles, videos, and lectures. Your evaluation should include whether the leader is a “good/bad/indifferent leader – and why you think so.]
Skills:
What specific steps did you take to improve those areas of your leadership? What was most helpful? What obstacles did you encounter and how did you learn to overcome them?
Which of these skills did you find easiest to learn (i.e., you had a real talent for learning)?
[Using a relevant quote – i.e., data – demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
Diversity:
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[Using a relevant quote – i.e., data – demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
Leadership approaches (Chapters 5 – 12, and 14 – 16 from your textbook and online course material)
Authentic (you are able to be yourself and share who you really are with others) – Adaptive (you as a leader adapt to an event or series of events) – Servant (you as a leader serve your subordinates to help them achieve what they want)
Transformational (you are able to get subordinates to perform beyond what they think they can do) – Team (you as a leader get everyone to work together for the betterment of all)
How do you use them to help you be a better leader?
How do others in your organization view your approaches to leadership?
What guiding principles have you adopted to help you lead your team more effectively? And how have you integrated them into your leadership style?
[Using a relevant quote – i.e., data – demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
Trust:
Provide a recent example of how you maintained trust as a leader through how you interacted with someone?
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[Using a relevant quote i.e., data – demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
Mistakes/missteps
[Using a relevant quote i.e., data demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
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Response to Challenges
[Using a relevant quote i.e., data demonstrate both analysis and evaluation of the information/data from the questions above.]
BONUS: Thinking about all the leaders you have known or read about, how would you rate yourself as a leader (use a scale from 0 to 10, with 0 being “Worst Leader Ever” to 10 being “An Exceedingly Great Leader”)?
Why did you give yourself this rating?