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Leadership Potential Self Assessment

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Once again, I scored evenly among the measures on the Your Leadership Potential self-assessment, answering six questions on each portion of the evaluation as “mostly true”. The results suggest that I am balanced in both management and leadership qualities or capabilities, which doesn’t surprise me as I have worked in management positions for several my past employers and went through a rigorous leadership training program prior to being promoted to a practice manager of a high revenue veterinary practice. In fact, the practice manager position within the veterinary hospital necessitated a wide assortment of skills, including both managerial and leadership competencies. For instance, some of the primary competencies required on the management side of running the hospital comprise of generating and analyzing profit and loss reports, creating a schedule …show more content…

Essentially, I had to efficient in managing all the duties and responsibilities assigned to both the front of the hospital (e.g., receptionists) and the back of the hospital (e.g., doctors, technicians, assistants, and externs). Although each one of these tasks was imperative to the day-to-day functions of the hospital, the corporation I worked for believed that leadership was the most important aspect of any successful company. To put the level of importance that leadership had in this company into perspective, one of the first training programs they send new hires to (which I also went to when I first started as a receptionist) is a seminar on both customer service and leadership – that’s how strongly the company valued this concept, which is why the leadership training program for a management position was as intense as it was. As a leader in the company, it obviously wasn’t enough to know how to manage operations and influence your associates, you also had to encompass nearly every

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